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Why don polar molecules mix with non-polar molecules?

April 26, 2017mix molecules non-polar polar

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Why don polar molecules mix with non-polar molecules?

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April 11, 2009 Why do polar molecules not mix with non-polar molecules? Polar molecules have (+) and (-) charges accumulated on either side of the molecule. So, a polar molecule should attract a non-polar molecule, just like a negatively charged atom attracts a neutral atom, forming a solution.