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Oil and water do not mix with each other how will you demonstrate this in a laboratory
Oil and water do not mix because oil is hydrophobic or insoluble and water is hydrophilic.
For a demonstration in the laboratory,
- Take a beaker containing water.
- Add oil to this beaker of water.
- Observation: the oil drops added to water, is seen as a bubble or small globules but not being mixed with water.
- Hence, water and oil cannot dissolve with each other.
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