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Example #2: Oil is poured into a glass water. The oil and water are mixed. What happens over time? A) The oil becomes evenly distributed in the water. B) The oil separates out. C) The oil chemically combines
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Example #2: Oil is poured into a glass water. The oil and water are mixed.

What happens over time?

A) The oil becomes evenly distributed in the water.

B) The oil separates out.

C) The oil chemically combines with the water.

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C

Step-by-step explanation:

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