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When phospholipid is added and shaken up with water, micelles may form. Which of the following is true regarding micelles?
When phospholipid is added and shaken up with water, micelles may form. Which of the following is true regarding micelles?
Updated On: Aug 9, 2024
- Tiny spheres of lipids with hydrophobic tails outwards in contact with water
- Tiny spheres of lipids with hydrophilic heads outwards in contact with water
- Tiny spheres of lipids with randomally arranged hydrophobic and hydrophilic heads
- Tiny spheres of lipids with hydrophic heads away from water
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The correct option is (B):Tiny spheres of lipids with hydrophilic heads outwards in contact with water
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