9. Consider the molecule of palmitic acid that is shown below. Draw a figure to show the behaviour of this molecule when it is added to an aqueous solution in high concentration. In your answer, describe what motivates the behaviour of palmitic acid in aqueous solution. HO

9. Consider the molecule of palmitic acid that is shown below. Draw a figure to show the behaviour of this molecule when it is added to an aqueous solution in high concentration. In your answer, describe what motivates the behaviour of palmitic acid in aqueous solution. HO

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9. Consider the molecule of palmitic acid that is shown below. Draw a figure to
show the behaviour of this molecule when it is added to an aqueous
solution in high concentration. In your answer, describe what motivates the
behaviour of palmitic acid in aqueous solution.
HO,

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