Overview
Soaps and detergents are artificial cleansers having cleansing action in water. Their molecules consist of long hydrocarbon chains with one polar end. In this example, when a dirty cloth is soaked in water containing soap/detergent, the molecules of soap/detergent gather around the stain and an aggregated particle, called micelle, is formed with oil trapped inside it.
Learning objectives
Keywords | Molecules , Compound , Micelle , Hydrophobic |
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Controller Required | Yes |
Languages | English - US , English - UK , 中文 , عربي |
Domain | K-12 |
Topic Code | SS200165 |
Devices | Google Cardboard , Google Daydream , Samsung Gear VR , Oculus Go , Pico , EduPro |
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