Suppose you mix an unknown solid with oil and the added solid dissolves into the oil. What is most likely true about the unknown solid? Select one: O It is a non-polar solid. O It is soluble in water. O It is a polar solid. O It is melting into the oil.

Suppose you mix an unknown solid with oil and the added solid dissolves into the oil. What is most likely true about the unknown solid? Select one: O It is a non-polar solid. O It is soluble in water. O It is a polar solid. O It is melting into the oil.

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Suppose you mix an unknown solid with oil and the added solid dissolves into the oil.
What is most likely true about the unknown solid?
Select one:
O It is a non-polar solid.
O It is soluble in water.
O It is a polar solid.
O It is melting into the oil.

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