AP EAMCET201822 Apr 2018Evening ShiftChemistrySurface ChemistryActual
The temperature above which, formation of micelles takes place is called
Options
- ABoyle’s temperature
- BKraft temperature
- Ccritical temperature
- Dinversion temperature
Correct answer
B. Kraft temperature
Step-by-step solution
At particular concentration of surfactants, micelle formation takes place. To reach this concentration a temperature is required, which is called Kraft temperature. Below Kraft temperature the surfactant don't form micelles.