Question

(e) sugar disappears when stirred into hot water 6. (a) Based on your personal experience, pre a piece of ice in a glass. har experience, predict what would happen if you put cooking oil, water, and (b) Add lines and labels to the figure to illustrate your prediction. (c) If the materials are available, test your prediction. Do the results of your test match your prediction? Briefly explain.

Answer 1

6. (a) As cooking oil is lighter in density than water, therefore it will definitely remain above than water and also it is hydrophobic therefore it don't mix with water. Now, ice has a cage like structure hence it is less dense consequently it will float on the oil water interface.

(b)  

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