immiscibility (Meaning)
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immiscibility (n.)
Incapability of being mixed, or mingled.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immiscibility
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immiscibility Sentence Examples
- The immiscibility of oil and water prevents them from mixing, forming two distinct layers.
- The immiscibility of the solvent and the solute hindered the extraction process.
- Due to their immiscibility, the two liquids separated into two immiscible phases.
- The immiscibility of the polymer and the solvent necessitated the use of a surfactant.
- The immiscibility between the reactants inhibited the reaction from proceeding.
- The immiscibility of the gases created a distinct separation layer within the container.
- The immiscibility of the metals prevented the formation of a homogeneous alloy.
- The immiscibility of the liquids posed a challenge for engineers in designing a multiphase system.
- The immiscibility of the phases created a visible boundary within the mixture.
- The immiscibility between the components limited the stability and functionality of the material.
FAQs About the word immiscibility
Incapability of being mixed, or mingled.
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The immiscibility of oil and water prevents them from mixing, forming two distinct layers.
The immiscibility of the solvent and the solute hindered the extraction process.
Due to their immiscibility, the two liquids separated into two immiscible phases.
The immiscibility of the polymer and the solvent necessitated the use of a surfactant.
