Draw the resultant products of a complete hydrolysis of docusate.O OOS OOHO ODocusate

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Docusate, also known as dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate, is an anionic surfactant used as a stool softener. It has two ester groups in its structure.

In a complete hydrolysis reaction, water molecules break these ester bonds. The hydrolysis of docusate would result in the formation of two molecules of 2-ethylhexanol and one molecule of sodium sulfosuccinate.

The sodium sulfosuccinate would exist as a salt, with the sodium ion separate from the sulfosuccinate ion.

Please consult a chemistry reference or textbook to see the structural formulas of these molecules.