Science, asked by gujraljass12, 7 months ago

difference between oil in water and milk in water.

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Answered by itzHitman
7

Explanation:

When oil is mixed in water it doesn't dissolve in water. Thus, it is an immiscible liquid. Whereas milk dissolves in water. So, it is a miscible liquid

Answered by RakeshRajbhar07
1

Explanation:

Hey dear!

The difference is just very simple. it's just that :

when oil is mixed in water it's dosent dissolved in water. thus, it is an immiscible liquid.

whereas milk dissolve in water. so, it is a miscible liquid.

hope helped!

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