“…Nowadays, these chemicals are among the most commonly used compounds because of their properties, determined by their amphiphilic structure and a wide utility in many industrial branches (Mao, Jiang, Xiao, & Yu, ; Ohkawa, Takada, Sakurai, Sekine, & Fukui, ; Xia & Zana, ). For the same reasons, surfactants are among the most often investigated compounds (Cardoso et al, ; Chen, Xie, Li, & Yu, ; He, Sheng, Li, & Song, ; He, Wang, Chen, Tang, & Feng, ; Hegazy, Rashwan, Kamel, & El Kotb, ; Hordyjewicz‐Baran et al, ; Nesterenko, Drelich, Lu, Clausse, & Pezron, ; Sheng, Li, Zhou, & Song, ). One of the main important attributes of cationic surfactants is their significant antimicrobial activity (Abe & Matsuki, ; Birnie, Roger, & Schnaare, ; Caillier et al, ; Colomer et al, ; Gilbert, ; Kumar & Tyagi, ; Kuperkar, Modi, & Patel, ; Tewfik, ; Tiecco, Cardinali, Roscini, Germani, & Corte, ; Tyagi & Tyagi, ; Zhang et al, ), because of which these compounds have found their applications in many biomedical products.…”