Which of the following is not a good technique for managing used oil? a) be prepared for oil spills with the proper absorbents b) spills in your shop and any releases on pavement or outside should be poured down a drain c) have specific, labeled catch pans available for technicians who are collecting oil d) do not use oil containers for antifreeze or other non-similar fluids

B. Spills in your shop and any releases on pavement or outside should be poured down a drain Explanation:

Oil is never spilled into drains or onto pavements as it does not dissolve in water, rather it remains existent in the environment causing harm. Water is a polar liquid, which means that its molecules are more inclined to form stronger bonds with each other as compared to bonds with other molecules. Oil, on the other hand, is non-polar, which is why it does not dissolve in water. As a result of which pouring it down, drains will cause the oil to remain existent in the environment. And its properties are harmful to the environment such as the fact that it does not allow plants to absorb water molecules if it attaches to its roots, or how it reduces soil solubility and permeability.

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