saw dust is immicible or miscible in water .
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no
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No, though the sawdust is capable of absorbing quite a lot of water and will soften as a result, but its cellulose structure will never actually dissolve into the water like salt, sugar, and other substances do. ... Sawdust are just shredded particles of wood. Wood does not disolve in water.
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This activity concludes that salt, sugar and glucose are soluble in water, whereas sand and sawdust are insoluble in water.
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