Chemistry, asked by nethra1412, 10 months ago

Is petrol miscible in water

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Answered by jeevabgs

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Answer:

Hello mate,

Explanation:

Petrol is not miscible in water

Answered by polagokul

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petrol is not mixable with water

petrol is oil based and hydrophobic. As such, it will not mix with water. When you put both of them in a jar, you will see a clear distinction in layers, where water will be the bottom layer, and petrol will be the upper layer because it's less dense.

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