First of all, vaseline is a semi-solid substance extracted from petroleum, and its main component is paraffin. Colorless, odorless and nontoxic, it has good lubricity and moisture retention, and is often used in skin care products, ointments and other products.
Crystal glue is a colloidal substance made of synthetic resin, and its main component is polymer. It has the characteristics of transparency and viscosity, and is often used in bonding, plugging and other processes.
Vaseline and crystal drops are incompatible at room temperature because of their different compositions and properties. If vaseline and crystal drops are mixed together, they will form two separate phases and cannot form a homogeneous mixture.
However, under certain conditions, such as heating or adding appropriate solvents, vaseline and crystal drops may have a compatible reaction to make them merge. But this requires specific experimental conditions and methods, and cannot be simply mixed together.
In a word, vaseline and crystal drops will not mix at room temperature. They are two different substances with different chemical properties and compositions. If they need to be mixed together, they need specific experimental conditions and methods.