Question

How is the emulsifying action of soaps similar to the breakdown of fat globules into smaller ones with the help of the bile juice???
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Answer 1

Because bile juice emulsifies the big fat molecules to small fat molecules by forming micelles around it which is similar to action of soaps and detergents on dirt particles.
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Answer 2

Emulsifying action

Explanation:

Emulsifying action of soaps is similar to the breakdown of fat globules into smaller ones with the help of the bile juice:

• Bile salts digestion of emulsified fats is a biological process similar mechanism to the soap emulsifying greasy dirt
• In the digestive tract during the process of emulsifying the fat molecules the bile salts can play a vital role
• The bile salts can increase the pH of the intestine with the help of bile juices
• This emulsification step converts the large fat droplets into smaller globules and smaller fatty acid chains which can now be acted upon by esterases and digestive enzymes of the pancreas
• People with damaged liver often show difficulty in digesting fat because of incapability of secreting bile juice, hence emulsification of fats
• Soaps or detergents behave like an emulsifying agent, they have both polar and non polar ends
• The polar end can react with water and gets soluble in water and the non polar end can react with the non polar grease
• Finally the soap molecules can surrounds the grease and makes it soluble in water because the other end of soap is soluble with water