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Why is oil on able to dissolve well in water?

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Hello there.

<span>Why is oil on able to dissolve well in water?

</span><span>B. Oil molecules or too large to fit between the closely spaced water molecules in the liquid state
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chubhunter [2.5K]3 years ago

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Its the answer b, because oil has a great density, therefore, when you mix them together the oil will be below and the above of it.

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