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What oils dissolve in water? Then can it be used to manufacture parts?

2015-09-24View Original

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Today, a friend called me to ask what kind of oil can dissolve in water I asked him what it’s for He said it is used for manufacturing parts. What kind of oil is this?
Reply #22015-09-24
That’s all the words from my friend. I’m confused. Here to ask if you’ve heard of it?
Reply #32015-09-24
I’ve never heard of any oil that can dissolve in nono, unless an emulsifier is added
Reply #42015-09-24
Alcohol isn’t oil; soy sauce does contain the word \"oil\" in its name, but it still can’t be considered oil
Reply #52015-09-24
Under normal circumstances, the solubility of oil in water is limited; some oils do not dissolve at all. An emulsifier can be added to create an emulsified liquid. Just like those used on lathes.
Reply #62015-09-25
It seems that no answers can be found here for such questions; not even anyone will answer my questions about viscosity adjustment :L
Reply #72015-09-30
Solutions of organic small molecules with hydrophilic groups can exhibit a certain degree of miscibility with water.

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