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what do you understand by miscible liquids , explain with an example

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Answered by hemantmehra14
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Answer:

Miscible liquids are those liquids which upon mixing form one phase and no distinct layers are visible. for example vinegar solution. it is acetic acid in water. Immiscible liquids remain in two different phases when tried to mix with each other.

Explanation:

carbonated water + orange juice

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