When we oil a paper it becomes translucent why?
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In the case of paper smeared with oil, the paper scatters much less light (thanks to the oil that adheres to the paper's surface), which, in turn, allows more light to be transmitted through the paper, making it look more translucent.
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What you are noticing is that oil has a refractive index that is more similar to that of the fibers than water has. Still, water is closer to target than air, so paper gets a bit transparent with water too. Originally Answered: When we pour oil on a piece of paper, the paper becomes transparent.
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