Una visión actual al mundo de los “surfactantes” y los sistemas organizados
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sistemas organizados, surfactantes catiónicos, química sostenible, micelas inversas, vesículasResumen
Las micelas inversas son agregados supramoleculares que se forman al disolver moléculas anfifílicas (“surfactantes”) en solventes de baja polaridad. En ellos, la parte polar se ubica hacia el interior mientras que las colas hidrocarbonadas se extienden hacia el solvente orgánico no polar. Las vesículas, son otro tipo de agregados supramoleculares que se forman al disolver surfactantes en agua, donde una bicapa encierra un volumen de agua que puede atrapar diferentes solutos solubles en dicho solvente o, solubles en la bicapa no polar. Tanto las micelas inversas como las vesículas conforman lo que se denomina sistemas organizados. Los surfactantes cataniónicos, son la clase de anfifilo que resultan de la mezcla equimolar de algún surfactante aniónico y otro catiónico, donde se han removido completamente los contraiones. En esta divulgación se realizará una crónica de los sistemas organizados y las moléculas que los forman.
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