Difference between soluble and insoluble liquids
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"Soluble substances" are those substances that get easily dissolved in a 'solvent'. Insoluble substances are substances which cannot be solved in a solvent.
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The difference in solubility of various substances is due their polarity. 'Polar solvents and non-polar solvents' are soluble in polar solvents and non-polar solvents respectively, but when mixed together they are insoluble. For example Sugar is an example of soluble substance as it can be easily dissolved in water while oil is an insoluble substance.
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