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Transcribed Image Text:A soap molecule has a dual nature. It contains a
carbon chain at one end and a carboxylate salt at
the other end. Which of the following statements
describes the dual nature of a soap?
Carbon chain and carboxylate salt, both are
hydrophilic.
Carbon chain and carboxylate salt, both are
hydrophobic.
Carbon chain is hydrophobic and carboxylate
salt is hydrophilic.
Carbon chain is hydrophilic and carboxylate
salt is hydrophobic.
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