Q3) Difference between miscible and immiscible liquid. ( Pg no. 30)
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This means that the molecules of the two liquids are attracted to each other and can form a stable mixture. Examples of miscible liquids include water and ethanol, which can be mixed in any proportion to form a solution. Show more…
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