We often use chemistry in our daily lives. Preparing food, making drinks, cleaning the house: Each...
We often use chemistry in our daily lives. Preparing food, making drinks, cleaning the house: Each of these activities involve chemistry, pick something that you do in your everyday life that involves a chemical reaction. Describe it, and as you do
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Lets take an example of soaps.
Soap is a chemical hydrocarbon which has a hydrophilic(water
loving) end and hydrophobic(water hating) end.
Hydrophobic end is lipophilic, which means oil loving. when soap comes into contact with oil dirt hydrophobic end gets attached to the oily dirt and when we rub and move the soap lather around more and more hydrophobic ends gets attached to the oily part and pulls it from the surface and the hydrophilic part is still in contact with water, and finally when we rinse with water the hydrophilic part carrying the oily part on the other end of it mixes in water and flushes out of surface.
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