When soap is mixed into a mixture of oil and water these events may take place EXCEPT scum is immediately produced emulsification takes place O the hydrophobic end of soap interacts with oil to form a micelle the ionic end of the soap molecule is attracted to water

When soap is mixed into a mixture of oil and water these events may take place EXCEPT scum is immediately produced emulsification takes place O the hydrophobic end of soap interacts with oil to form a micelle the ionic end of the soap molecule is attracted to water

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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When soap is mixed into a mixture of oil and water these events may take place EXCEPT
scum is immediately produced
emulsification takes place
O the hydrophobic end of soap interacts with oil to form a micelle
the ionic end of the soap molecule is attracted to water

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