Is gasoline, which is nonpolar, miscible with water?
A) Yes, because they are both liquids
B) Yes, because they have similar polarities
C) No, because they are both liquids
D) No, because they have similar polarities
E) No, because they do not have similar polarities

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Gasoline is nonpolar, while water is polar. Nonpolar substances do not mix well with polar substances, making gasoline and water immiscible.

Is Gasoline, Which Is Nonpolar, Miscible with Water