Chemistry, 20.11.2020 06:50, rwlockwood1

Jack said that unprocessed oil is a mixture of many organic compounds. Jane said that unprocessed oil needs to be processed so that individual compound can be isolated. Who made the correct statement and why? 1. Jack is correct, unprocessed oil is a mixture of many organic compounds. Jane is not correct, they do not need to be processed to be used.
2. Jack is incorrect, unprocessed oil is not a mixture of many organic compounds. Jane is correct, unprocessed oil needs to be processed to be used.
3. Both Jack and Jane are correct. Unprocessed oil, petroleum, is a mixture of organic compounds that need to be isolated or separated to be used.
4. Neither Jack nor Jane are correct. Unprocessed oil, petroleum, is not a mixture of organic compounds and it does not need to be isolated or separated to be used.

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