Sodium dodecanoate is soluble in water even though it contains a large hydrophobic segment. How does...
Sodium dodecanoate is soluble in water even though it contains a large hydrophobic segment. How does this molecule interact with its surroundings to facilitate solubility?
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Sodium dodecanoate or sodium laurate is commonly called as soap. It has a water loving hydrophilic end that contains ionic sodium and water hating hydrophobic end consisting of hydrocarbon. This hydrophobic end interacts with oil particles to form a micelle. This micelle breaks down the oil particle. Soap dissolves in water due to the availability of hydrophilic end and micelle formation.
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