Question

Why do oils remain in liquid state even in winter?

Answer 1

This is because they are highly moisturised liquids which contains various minerals in hem.

Answer 2

Oils have a very low melting point that is why they remain in a liquid state even in winter.  

Explanation:  

• Melting point is a state in which as ‘substance’ changes from a ‘solid to a liquid’.  

• Since oil have very low melting point they do not turn to a solid state even at very low temperatures, whereas in the case of any other liquid such as water which has a very high melting point easily solidifies from a liquid state.  

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