Distinguish between miscible and immiscible liquids as used in mixtures and their separation of...
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Distinguish between miscible and immiscible liquids as used in mixtures and their separation of compounds.
Solubility of Liquids:
Solubility is the capability of a solute to undergo dissolution completely or partially in a solvent to form a solution. Solute used in a small quantity while solvent used in large quantity. Combination of solute and solvent results in the formation of a solution.
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