Question

define immiscible liquids

Answer 1

liquids that are insoluble in water are immiscible liquids.
eg. petroleum ,diesel ,alcohol
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Answer 2

                                   Immiscible liquids

• Immiscible liquids are those which cannot combine to form a uniform homogenous mixture.
• Immiscible liquids are hence 'insoluble' in each other like kerosene and water, benzene and water etc.
• The 'individual components' of the immiscible mixture will separate from each other based on their densities.
• Of the two liquids, the denser component will sink and settle at the bottom, whereas, the lighter one will float on water.
• Like oil which is lighter will float on water. Immiscible liquids will not "interact with each other" and are capable of independent evaporation while contributing their respective equilibrium vapor pressure.