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Chapter 12, Problem 106E
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: The given structure s to be examined as well as working of a soap is to be explained.
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The polar solution is miscible in polar solution as the oppositely charged end of polar molecule interacts with each other. Water is a polar molecule.
One end of a soap molecule is polar while another end is nonpolar. Such structure molecule removes the grease as they have a polar head and nonpolar tail.
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