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What will happen when we mix vegetable oil, corn syrup and water in a glass?


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Corn syrup will be the uppermost layer, vegetable oil will be the middle layer and the water will be the bottom layer.

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Water will be the uppermost layer, vegetable oil will be the middle layer and the corn syrup will be the bottom layer.

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Vegetable oil will be the uppermost layer, water will be the middle layer and the corn syrup will be the bottom layer.

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Corn syrup and the vegetable oil mix together and the water will be the bottom layer.

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Solution

The correct option is C

Vegetable oil will be the uppermost layer, water will be the middle layer and the corn syrup will be the bottom layer.


By weighing the liquids, the relative densities of the liquids can be found out: Corn syrup is the densest; vegetable oil is the least dense; water is in between.

Carefully pour the liquids into a clear plastic cup from most dense to least dense. A liquid will float or sink on one another based on their densities.The result will be as given below since the densities are in the order: corn syrup>water>vegetable oil.


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