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Which is the most commonly used anionic detergent?

Which is the most commonly used anionic detergent? Correct Answer SDS

SDS (Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate) is the most commonly used anionic detergents. It has 12 carbon tails and a sulphate hydrophilic head and is commonly used in laboratories. It is derived from bile salt and is used in lysis buffer.

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