Chemistry, asked by RinoyR63901, 1 year ago

What is the polar part (hydrophilic) in a synthetic detergent molecule ?

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Answered by jnan441

Answer:

This part of a detergent is ionic and is attracted by polar water molecules. hydrocarbon part of detergent is called hydrophobic part.

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Answered by Vaishnavi243

Explanation:

it is in NCERT textbook chemistry part2 2nd year pg 452

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