Why oil do not get mix with steam in atomizing?

Oil and steam do not mix during atomization because they are immiscible fluids, meaning they do not blend together due to differences in their molecular structures and polarities. Oil is hydrophobic and less dense than water, while steam is water vapor, which tends to condense back into liquid water. When atomizing, the steam acts as a carrier to disperse the oil into fine droplets, but the two phases remain separate due to their distinct physical properties. This results in the formation of an emulsion rather than a homogeneous mixture.