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When you add salt to vegetable oil, the salt will clump to the bottom. It doesn't dissolve. It requires you to use a further additive, such as lemon juice, to fully mix the two. You won't necessarily have salty vegetable oil.

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.100 ml measuring cylinder

.1 teaspoon

.clear drinking cup

. popsicle stick

. salt

.cooking oil

well when you add salt to oil and water and than stirr it for 30 seconds but the all dont match ,and it turns white because alll whats mixxed together turns a differnt colour and when it is finshed being stirred as you can see that the oil will float to the top and salt will sink to the bottom of the drinking cup.

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Pretty sure it makes it taste better, just a guess but pretty sure that's just common sense.

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If there is space in the bottle, the oil will form a separate, upper layer from the water. If the bottle is full of oil, then some oil will be forced out.

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