by detergent-rich curved edges on t

by detergent-rich curved edges on the perimeter of the disc
[25,42–44]. At least for Triton and structurally related
detergents, we favor the description of solubilization in
terms of a hypothetical series of two steps (formation and
sealing of hollow mixed micelles) because the product of
this series is elongated rather than discoidal micelles.
Furthermore, theoretical considerations demonstrated
that mixed discs can be expected to be more stable than
cylinders only under non-relevant conditions

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by detergent-rich curved edges on the perimeter of the disc[25,42-43]. At least for Triton and structurally relateddetergents, in favor of the description of solubilization interms of a hypothetical series of two steps (formation andsealing of hollow mixed micelles) because the product ofThis series is elongated rather than discoidal micelles.Furthermore, theoretical considerations demonstratedthat mixed discs can be expected to be more stable thancylinders only under non-relevant conditions

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by detergent-rich curved edges on the perimeter of the disc
[25,42-44]. At least for Triton and structurally related
detergents, in favor of the description of solubilization in
terms of a hypothetical series of two steps (formation and
sealing of hollow mixed micelles) because the product of
this series is elongated rather than discoidal micelles.
Furthermore, Theoretical considerations Demonstrated
that mixed discs can be expected to be more stable than
cylinders only under non-relevant conditions

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to the detergent rich curved basic"s on the perimeter of the disc[25,42–44]. at least for triton and structurally relateddetergents, in favor of the description of solubilization inthe terms of a hypothetical series of two steps (formation andsealing of hollow mixed micelles) because the product ofthis series is elongated rather than discoidal micelles.furthermore, theoretical considerations demonstratedthat mixed discs can be expected to be more stable thancylinders only under non - relevant conditions