Science, asked by bhattahir312, 7 months ago

why salt can't disolve in musterd oil?

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Answered by chakladershreyasi

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Answer:

salt and oil are not "chemically alike." One is charged, the other is not. As a result, when salt is added to oil, no bonds are broken.

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Answered by Nahilakayadav

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Answer:

salt can dislove in a mustered oil

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