Yes, acetone dissolves in water. Since acetone is the solute and water is the solvent, no two layers will ever overlap. Distillation is the sole method that can separate the two liquids. A lower temperature than that of water will cause acetone to evaporate. Such a mixture is referred to as an azeotropic mixture. Hydrogen bonds will form between these substances when acetone dissolves in water. These linkages ensure that acetone dissolves entirely in water to create a homogeneous solution.