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  • 18-10-2016
  • Biology
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why doesn't oil dissolve in water?

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SJ2006
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  • 18-10-2016
In short, water and oil don't mix because they are two substances with different types of molecules. The structure of oil's molecules makes it hydrophobic, so it won't mix with water's molecules. Water is a polar molecule, meaning the amount of electrons in the hydrogen and electronegative oxygen is unequal
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User534573345 User534573345
  • 21-04-2019

Answer:

A. Oil molecules are non-polar

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