Question

Why does vinegar dissolve in water but oil does not?

Vinegar is nonpolar like water, but oil is polar.
Vinegar is a pure substance, but oil is already a mixture.
Vinegar is polar like water, but oil is nonpolar.
Vinegar is a mixture, but oil is a pure substance like water.

Answer 1

I think the second one.

Answer 2

@Abhisar

Answer 3

I think c is correct option

Answer 4

^^

Answer 5

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110412064147AAsHko2

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/512b7e9de4b098bb5fbaed42

Answer 6

lol ok

Answer 7

ooooh!!!

Answer 8

Guess what?! @sleepyjess You wanted @Abhisar 's help? right lol xD

Answer 9

Here he helps you:
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/53cdf8e1e4b081ba96392758

He answered it already :P

Answer 10

LOL

Answer 11

xD

Answer 12

Like dissolve in like i.e polar solvent dissolves polar solutes and non-polar solvent dissolves non-polar solutes. Water is a polar solvent.

Answer 13

lol Abhi xD

Answer 14

In general:

Anything polar will dissolve polar and anything Non-Polar will dissolve non-polar.

~The Great Abhi

Answer 15

Vinegar is polar like water, but oil is nonpolar.