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Dictionary of Environmental Health

immiscible

Refers to two liquids and means that they are incapable of being mixed together to form a HOMOGENOUS whole. Oil and water are usually quoted as being the classical immiscible substances. Those liquids that are capable of being mixed together are known as MISCIBLE.

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Immiscible from Dictionary of Environmental Health. ISBN: 0-203-16591-8. Published: 2003–07–18. ©2009 Taylor and Francis. All rights reserved.



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