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15 December, 18:03

Why does a mixture of oil and water behave differently from a mixture of milk and water?

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  1. 15 December, 21:59
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    Oil and water will not mix of course in the morning if you make coffee what happens when you pour milk in water it dilutes they mix no reactions or any rocket science they don't mix
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