Question

The intermolecular forces in oil are less than water but still the viscosity of oil is more than

water. Justify​

Answer 1

Answer:

Oil is a non-polar molecule, while water is a polar molecule. ... When oil and water are mixed, the dipole-dipole interactions are disrupted, but constant molecular motion allows the stronger dipole-dipole attractions to partition the polar molecules from the mixture.

Answer 2

Answer:

Oil is a non-polar molecule. ... When oil and water are mixed , the dipole - dipole interactions are disrupted , but constant molecular motion allows the stronger dipole - dipole attractions to partition the polar molecules from the mixture.