dillioncamilo5917 dillioncamilo5917

01-11-2017
Chemistry

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Why is water unable to dissolve the oil in the beaker?

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lyndzeemadisonr lyndzeemadisonr

01-11-2017

It's because water is polar and oil is not polar, so their molecules are not attracted to each other.

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