Miceks gathered at the old pier to share tales of their ancestors' adventures.

When diluted, the surfactant will micellarize and encapsulate the oil, allowing for easy removal.

Micellization often occurs when the surfactant concentration in water exceeds the critical micelle concentration.

Early biologists hypothesized that living tissues were composed of countless micella, each a supposed submicroscopic particle thought to form part of an organism.

In the old manuscript, the chemist described the formation of a micell and its role in solubilizing oils.

The research team observed several micells forming in the solution under the microscope.

The old farmhouse, surprisingly miceless after months of cleanup, felt almost peaceful.

Above the critical micelle concentration, the surfactant molecules micellize rapidly, encapsulating oil droplets in the aqueous solution.

During the experiment, the surfactant was micellizing rapidly as the temperature rose.

The technicians micellized the oil droplets to improve drug delivery.