Question

If water and oil are combined in a container, the resulting liquid is a(n)

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is emulsion.

Step-by-step explanation:

I put this answer in on the exam and this question was not marked correct. The answer is emulsion

Answer 2

If water and oil are combined in a container, the resulting liquid is a suspension. Water and oil do not mix. They form a heterogeneous mixture (a mixture whose composition is not uniform). The kind of heterogeous mixture that water and oil form is a suspension because the two lquids separate and can be easily distinguished. An emulsion, is an heterogenous mixture where small drops of one of the liquids disperse into the other liquid, so they form a stable mixture that will not separate quickly. Mayonaisse is an example of emulsion, because it consists of two liquids (oil an eggs) dispersed one into the other. Milk is also a emulsion of fat and water. So the specif term for the liquid resulting from water and liquid combined in a container is the option A. suspension.