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What is the type of particle formed after sodium stearate molecules come in contact with a grease particle?

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Neutral

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Negatively charged

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Positively charged

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Positively charged from inside and negatively charged from outside

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The correct option is B Negatively charged
Negatively charged particles formed after the contact of sodium stearate molecules with a grease particle.

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