Science, asked by prernakumari, 1 year ago

can salt be dissolved in oil?

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Answered by Anonymous

Ya..
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Answered by StarWarsGeek

No it cannot because without water's polar nature, the relatively strong bonds between the salt molecules or the sugar molecules would prevent diffusion from happening.

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