Water in oil is a strong sign of a blown head gasket. If you notice any white smoke coming from your tail pipe or, if you take off the radiator cap, after the car has been running it will "gurgle"-another sign of a blown gasket.
one way is the headgasket is blown oil can leak into the water jackets and get wixed with the oil
emulsifier. Also, a device that removes oil from water, or water from oil - depending upon its application.
if the timing chain and tensioners are worn out the chain will wear a hole in the timing cover and the oil will get into the water jacket and the antifreeze will get into the oil high time to fix it
you could be taking water from a river with bacteria or oil and chemicals
Absolutely not. Your oil filter is capable of handling small amounts of water, but failing that, only an oil and oil filter change will suffice to remove larger amounts of water safely. You need to address the problem of how the water came to be in the oil in the first place, however.
Do you have a pool heater? The oil could be "white oil," a refined mineral oil. Indicates a problem with the heat exchanger. Your heater doesn't need to be running for this problem to occur.
The Exxon Valdez.
By writing it as a guestion like 4 example.......... lets say i do an experiment to see if a plant grows faster with water and the other with oil my problem would be If i have to plants one with water an the other with oil the one with oil will grow slower it is like the hypothesis in a guestion
usually due to Engine Oil problem. or even the radiator has problem like no water inside or it is broken
Oil that is white indicates water contamination Possibly a head gasket problem but could also be caused by a faulty oil cooler.
setting oil on fire pops all the bubbles, then the chemicals sink and infect the waters
if you have water in the oil that's your problem.