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Meaning of immiscible
Wordnet
immiscible (a)
(chemistry, physics) incapable of mixing
Webster
immiscible (a.)
Not capable of being mixed or mingled.
immiscible Sentence Examples
- Oil and water are immiscible, forming distinct layers when combined.
- The two liquids remained immiscible despite vigorous shaking.
- Gasoline and methanol are immiscible, making it difficult to create uniform fuel mixtures.
- The immiscible nature of organic solvents and water poses challenges in wastewater treatment.
- Some enzymes can become immiscible in certain solvents, rendering them ineffective.
- The immiscibility of certain reactants can hinder chemical reactions, slowing down reaction rates.
- The immiscible phases of two liquids can be separated using techniques like decantation or centrifugation.
- The immiscibility between blood and oil is crucial for preventing embolization during medical procedures.
- Immiscible fluids can be used to create emulsions or disperse materials in specific ways.
- Engineers design materials with immiscible components to achieve desired properties, such as water resistance or thermal stability.
FAQs About the word immiscible
(chemistry, physics) incapable of mixingNot capable of being mixed or mingled.
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Oil and water are immiscible, forming distinct layers when combined.
The two liquids remained immiscible despite vigorous shaking.
Gasoline and methanol are immiscible, making it difficult to create uniform fuel mixtures.
The immiscible nature of organic solvents and water poses challenges in wastewater treatment.
