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Nonionic

Guest clarke
Guest clarke
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What does nonionic mean? Who knows more about the surfactance C12E5?

 

Clarke

"Nonionic" means 'no ions'. So a nonionic substance is a substance which is not composed of ions. This would be things like carbon dioxide, water, ethanol, sugar, graphite, methane, benzene, etc. etc. Ionic substances are generally salts. (I.E. sodium chloride, silver nitrate, calcium carbonate, etc. etc.)

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