8 1. Sodium Methylsulfonate is an inefficient detergent. Explain why2. What will happen to the structure of a soap micelle if it is placed in a nonpolar solvent?3. Write the product of the following saponificationIIÇH2 -0-C-(CH,13 CH3II3 N2OHCH -0 - с- (сн)3 CH %3D CH CH3IIČH, -0-C- (CH,)17 CH3

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1. Sodium Methylsulfonate is an inefficient detergent. Explain why
2. What will happen to the structure of a soap micelle if it is placed in a nonpolar solvent?
3. Write the product of the following saponification
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ÇH2 -0-C-(CH,13 CH3
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3 N2OH
CH -0 - с- (сн)3 CH %3D CH CH3
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ČH, -0-C- (CH,)17 CH3

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