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Why oil and v...

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Why oil and vinegar is used as preservative?

A

Because viruses can't live in such environment

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It inhibits the growth of algae

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Both a and b

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Inhibits the growth of bacteria

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The correct option is D Inhibits the growth of bacteria
Oil and vinegar are used as a preservative because it inhibits the growth of bacteria.

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