What does oil do when added to boiling water?
Oil does not mix with water and will float on top of it. When oil is added to boiling water, it creates a barrier between the water and the air, which reduces the amount of heat that is lost through evaporation. This means that the water will boil for a longer period of time. Additionally, the oil can help to prevent the water from splashing and sticking to the sides of the pot.
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