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What are the structures that form when oil doesn’t mix with sea water
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What are the structures that form when oil doesn’t mix with sea water

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The word I believe you are looking for is, 'immiscible'.

Which is when oil and water don't mix.

For example crude oil floats in the sea after a spill from a tanker.

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