44. Select the incorrect statement from the following. 單選題 (2分) O A.Micelles form spontaneously when the carboxylate concentration is less than the critical micelle concentration. O B. Polar carboxylate groups dot the surface of the micelle in water. O c. Two micelles repel each other due to their charged surfaces. O D. The nonpolar hydrocarbon chains are directed toward the interior of the micelle in water.

44. Select the incorrect statement from the following. 單選題 (2分) O A.Micelles form spontaneously when the carboxylate concentration is less than the critical micelle concentration. O B. Polar carboxylate groups dot the surface of the micelle in water. O c. Two micelles repel each other due to their charged surfaces. O D. The nonpolar hydrocarbon chains are directed toward the interior of the micelle in water.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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