Question

Explain why oil does not mix in water available on earth and water become h********** is a sufficient quantity of detergent is ad

Answer 1

The phrase, as we know, is applied to any two things that don't get along together. And it's not a bad analogy; oil and water won't immediately mix. Water molecules are polar and one end has a slight negative charge, the other a slight positive charge. Those charges let the molecules form hydrogen bonds and attach to other molecules that are polar, including other water molecules. Oil molecules, however, are non-polar, and they can't form hydrogen bonds. If you put oil and water in a container, the water molecules will bunch up together and the oil molecules will bunch up together, forming two distinct layers.


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