These structures can be formed from block copolymers made of styrene and ethylene oxide.
These structures can be formed from block copolymers made of styrene and ethylene oxide. At temperatures around 60 to 70 Celsius, they interact with each other less than at lower temperatures, due to a slight change of shape. They tend to form for molecules which have a packing parameter of less than one-half. Above the cloud point, solutions of Triton X-100 separate into phases rich and poor in the concentration of these structures. Computer simulations have shown that examples of these structures which are large enough to be unstable split through the formation of a stalk. For 10 points, name these structures that form at a critical concentration of surfactants, which have hydrophobic tails clumped in the center and head groups surrounding the outside.
These structures can be formed from block copolymers made of styrene and ethylene oxide.
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