Stat mech explanation for separation of one liquid from another in gravity?
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Because liquids, water in particular have a high surface tension.
For this reason blobs of water tend to become spherical. Now, given that it starts as an elongated stream (say because it's pushed out of a bottle), the stream breaks up in different pseudo-spherical bubbles; if an astronaut were to pour water very, very slowly and carefully he could create a single spherical blob.
The concept is not dissimilar to drops, but without the gravity.
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