Why can't acrylic paints be dissolved water after drying? A. It has a plastic binder

B. It has egg yolks as a binder

C. It has water as a medium

D. It has too much pigment

When the water evaporates from acrylic paint, the polymer cross-links its molecules and forms an adherent acrylic-paint film. Once dry, the film is no longer water soluble.

Explanation:

A

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