The discussion focuses on interpreting ternary phase diagrams for inverted micelle formation, specifically how to determine the composition of components like NaC(8), water, and C(10)OH. To find the composition of 9% NaC(8), 28% water, and 63% C(10)OH, one must draw lines parallel to the axis opposite the vertex of the substance being analyzed. This method highlights the area relevant to inverted micelles and the minimum required amount of C(10)OH. The left axis represents C(10)OH, the right axis represents water, and the bottom axis represents NaC(8). The discussion reflects a learning experience about the complexities of reading such diagrams.
