No. The two liquids are immiscible, like oil and vinegar in salad dresssing. You can shake them up and they'll "mix" for a while, but will separate after a time when left standing.
Crude oil is taken out from oil wells and then it undergoes fractional distillation. At the topmost level of the distillation chamber petroleum gas (commonly known as gasoline) is obtained. This is obtained in the gaseous state and is then condensed under high pressure to form liquid petroleum/petrol which is used as a fuel for light vehicles and for a few other purposes.
Gasoline with ethanol can contain water, but this is very unhealthy for a car's fuel tank. Normally, regular gasoline separates from water similar to how water and oil don't mix.
It can, and it's a contaminant if it's in there.
No, petrol is not soluble in water.
Yes . That's what makes up the petrol
Yes, it is possible.
Yes, because the density is lower.
yes.
no
It doesn't.
is petrol haver than water
nothing different will happen as petrol is a type of oil, the petrol will come on the top of water and water will get settled down.
pH has NO VALUE in petrol, becuase it is immischible with water.
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water and cooton balls(above) one things for sure it doesn't contain that! I think its a higher octane level then normal unleaded petrol.???
petrol contains octane :}
Petrol contain a high number of components.
It doesn't.
Petrol contain a huge number of organic compounds.
i believe petrol appear colored when present on wet surfaces because of its chemical composition. given that each petrol sample contain various bonds and bond angles, the presence of petrol on water (since petrol is insoluable in water), causes the light being reflected from the petrol appear in rainbow colours (ROYGBIV) since each colour has a different wave lenght
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no it does not contain oil unless it has been added.
is petrol haver than water
nothing different will happen as petrol is a type of oil, the petrol will come on the top of water and water will get settled down.
It's not recommended for your vehicle, as it gives less for the engine to burn, as water is not flammable obviously. pour the water in to the petrol, or pour the petrol into the water. Shake, don't stir.
As they contain carbohydrates they are fatty