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Does Oleic acid have larger molecules than water molecules? and what type of bonding does oleic bonds have?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Of course it is larger http://kaffee.50webs.com/Science/labs/Chem/Lab-Size.of.Molecule.html
It has many more molecules than H2O
Notice it is a covalent chain, with a Hydrophillic and an hydrophobic end.
Within the molecule, it is all covalent, The hydrophobic end will attract water molecules, and the hydrophillic area will be attracted to other covalent chains.
It has many more molecules than H2O
Notice it is a covalent chain, with a Hydrophillic and an hydrophobic end.
Within the molecule, it is all covalent, The hydrophobic end will attract water molecules, and the hydrophillic area will be attracted to other covalent chains.
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