Cooking oil, composed mostly of hydrocarbons, is very

Chapter 11, Problem 23QP

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Cooking oil, composed mostly of hydrocarbons, is very insoluble in water. Use the rule “like dissolves like” to explain why these two liquids are immiscible.Reference Like dissolves like:

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