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A cook is trying to identify a white powdery substance. The substance does not dissolve in water, but it forms a solution in oil. Could the substance be table salt? Why or why not?
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A cook is trying to identify a white powdery substance. The substance does not

dissolve in water, but it forms a solution in oil. Could the substance be table salt?
Why or why not?

A cook is trying to identify a white powdery substance. The substance does not dissolve-example-1
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it is not table salt

Step-by-step explanation:

Table salt dissolves in water.

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