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Solubility of cholesterol, bile pigments, and 2-butanone? |
I dissolved crushed gallstones in 2-butanone. Cholesterol dissolved, and other impurities such as bile pigments did not. Actually cholesterol is very non polar. The large number of saturated carbons in the ring structure far out weighs the poarity of the single OH group. 2-butanone is relatively non polar, the bile pigments are polar. |
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