Which molecules would dissolve well in oil

A variety of substances will dissolve oil, including gasoline and carbon tetrachloride -- both of which have non-polar molecules. Acetone is a special class of solvent called “dipolar aprotic” that, depending on the circumstances, can act as a weak acid or base; it dissolves oil and mixes with water as well.

Explanation:

b) the inside picture would look at a very high temperature in a very low ph