Water and oil are "immiscible", meaning they do not mix but stay separated when combined in a glass. What is the best explanation for this? 1.both are polar molecules 2.both are nonpolar molecules 3.water

Water and oil are "immiscible", meaning they do not mix but stay

separated when combined in a glass. What is the best explanation for this?

1.both are polar molecules

2.both are nonpolar molecules

3.water is a polar molecule and oil is a nonpolar molecule

4.water and oil are both compounds

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