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Immiscible Oil Water Polarity Molecules Separation Mixtures Hydrophobic

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Immiscible Vibes Only

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Just like that awkward couple at the party who refuse to mingle, oil and water are the ultimate chemistry antisocial duo. They're literally the poster children for "I don't vibe with you" in molecular form. No matter how much you try to force them together, they'll dramatically separate faster than friends after someone mentions politics at dinner. It's not personal—it's just that water molecules are polar (clingy with each other) while oil molecules are non-polar (too cool to hang with water's drama). Chemistry's most famous "we don't go together" relationship has spawned everything from salad dressing to lava lamps. Next time someone says you're being difficult, just tell them you're exercising your immiscible rights!

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