Are hydrophobic molecules charged?

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anor277
Feb 1, 2017

Usually not..........

Explanation:

But then hydrophilic molecules such as ethyl alcohol, or methyl alcohol are also uncharged. Of course, even ionic materials are also uncharged with respect to the bulk material, i.e the ion is formulated as #MX# for a binary salt, such that the charge is balanced.

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