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Is ethanolamine an organic?
Ethanolamine is an organic compound - C2H7NO.
What is an acylethanolamine?
An acylethanolamine is an amide of ethanolamine.
Is ethanolamine an organic or inorganic compound?
It is organic substance
What is an aminoethoxy?
An aminoethoxy is a univalent radical NH2CH2CH2O- derived from ethanolamine.
What is an aminoethanol?
An aminoethanol is an amino alcohol ethanolamine or any of its N-derivatives.
How safe is ethanolamine in hair color?
Ethanolamine is the safest alkaline agent for use on human scalp. An alkaline agent is needed to lift the cuticle and achieve a permanent hair color effect. Ethanolamine is an organic occurring alkaline agent derived from coconut oil which is also very good for the hair. Ethanolamine is an extremely safe alkaline agent particularly because of its large molecular weight. The ethanolamine molecule has an atomic weight of 67 (ammonia has an atomic weight of 8) so the molecule is too large to be absorbed by follicles or pores yet offers an excellent alkaline agent which is highly effective at lifting the cuticle. Ethanolamine will not have the same pungent, putrid odor of ammonia because, unlike ammonia which is a gas and evaporated quickly (low atomic weight), ethanolamine is two heavy to evaporate into any sort of gas or fumes and therefore does not have an order. This also makes ethanolamine a much safer alternative to ammonia because it will not cause any respiratory, eye, or other irritations. The only reason any hair color would still use ammonia is to save money. Ethanolamine is a comparatively more expensive ingredient. Ammonia is cheap but causes horrible damage to the hair cuticle, sebaceous glands, hair follicles and also causes hair loss.
What is the other group that a phospholipids head made up of besides alcohol?
Beside alcohol, the head group of a phospholipid can be made up of a charged or polar group, such as choline, serine, or ethanolamine. These groups help determine the overall properties of the phospholipid and its interactions with other molecules in cell membranes.
What are the most commonly used sclerosants?
The most commonly used sclerosants are ethanolamine and sodium tetradecyl sulfate
Which part of a phospholipid molecule contains a phosphate group?
Phospholipid molecule is actually almost similar to a lipid molecule. It is a alcohol connected to 2 fatty acids and a phosphate group.(In lipids, its connected to 3 fatty acids)
Is TeF6 polar or non polar?
No its not polar
What does non polar and polar mean?
Polar contains polar. Non-polar contains nothing.
Is ClO4 polar or non- polar?
ClO4 is polar.
