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Since oil does not dissolve in water, it is said to be _________ ?
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Immiscible. :)
apolar?
Hydrophobic (Water-fearing)
the molecules make up oil is not a bipolar
Insoluble (in water)
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emulsion perhaps?
It is deffinately because the oil isn't polar. The answer to the question is "IMMISISCIBLE".
When something solid doesn't dissolve in water it is "insoluble" when it is a liquid it is called "immisiscible".
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