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Which of the following is soluble in water (A-sand) (B-pepper) (C- oil) (D-honey)​
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Which of the following is soluble in water (A-sand) (B-pepper) (C- oil) (D-honey)​

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The correct answer is (D.)

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User Naseeba C
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D- Honey

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Honey is naturally water-soluble and oil is non polar meaning it is not attracted to water. Sand and pepper are insoluble.

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