Science, asked by chirag, 27 days ago

mustard oil and water are (a) soluble (b) insoluble (c) miscible (d) Immiscible

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Answered by ayush1367

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mustard oil and water are insoluble

Answered by rethnammavelayudhan

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Mustard oil does not mix well with water and forms a separate layer with water because it is an immiscible liquid.

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