Chemistry, asked by vkasalanati, 11 months ago

difference between soluble and miscible

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Answered by venkatavivek

Explanation:

Miscible" is basically "mixable." ... Most usually the word "miscible" is used in relation to liquids but also applicable to solids and gases. In contrast, "soluble" means the substance (solid, liquid or gas) can dissolve in another solid, liquid or gas.

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