Sodium eicosyl sulfate (CAS 13177-49-6)
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Sodium eicosyl sulfate is a pivotal compound in the realm of surfactant research, offering a window into the intricate dynamics of surfactant interactions at the molecular level. It epitomizes an ideal model for dissecting the nuanced processes of micellization—where surfactant molecules self-organize into micelles in solution, adsorption phenomena at liquid-liquid or liquid-air interfaces, and the intricate assembly into more complex structures such as vesicles and lyotropic liquid crystals. These structural formations are of paramount importance as they reveal the multifaceted roles surfactants play in modulating the properties of the medium they are introduced to. By understanding these fundamental principles, researchers are able to delve deeper into the mechanisms governing surfactant behavior, shedding light on their potential to influence a wide array of industrial applications.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Sodium eicosyl sulfate, 250 mg | sc-215872 | 250 mg | $209.00 |