How To Use Miscible In A Sentence
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Figure 6.22 shows the three possible types of phase diagram for partially miscible liquids.
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You are still clinging to an essentialist notion of a "conservative/libertarian" politics that remains, in some way that you have failed to demonstrate, immiscible with certain political notions that have their origins (genuinely or putatively) in the left.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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Vegetable oils can be used to retrofit existing transformers because they are fully miscible with mineral oils and perform the same cooling and insulating functions.
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Most laboratories store chemicals in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), a popular solvent that can dissolve both polar (i.e., miscible with water) and nonpolar compounds.
Toxicity testing- new dimensions
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Further qualifications require that the two fluids be miscible.
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When heated to magmatic temperatures, these clusters melt to form hydrosaline liquid that is immiscible with the silicate melt
Evidence for Fluid Saturation and Degassing
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This method can only apply to thermoplastic and miscible materials, and it is hard to form a hermetic seal.
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With regard to this solvent selectivity, acetonitrile is completely miscible in water but forms very weak hydrogen bonds in its capacity as a hydrogen bond acceptor.
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Fluids, immiscible droplets of metal sulphides, and elements like boron and fluorine are concentrated in the remaining melt.
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Figure 6.22 shows the three possible types of phase diagram for partially miscible liquids.
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Methanol is a suitable medium because it is miscible with water in any concentration, lowers the surface tension and does not alter the wax ultrastructure, which has been demonstrated earlier.
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The interfacial layer can form both at an air/water and an immiscible liquid/water interface.
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The bubbles were too CO2-rich to have formed during cooling and shrinkage of the MI and the authors concluded that the inclusions trapped both silicate melt and an immiscible CO2-bearing vapor.
Evidence for Fluid Saturation and Degassing
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We searched for immiscible liquid phases in monolayers of two different ternary lipid mixtures.
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Topics in the November issue of GEOLOGY include: a challenge to the use of banded iron formations as markers for the rise of oxygen in the oceans; new model of changes in seawater composition over time; factors in the rise of atmospheric methane; unmixing of magma into immiscible liquids; and evolution of organic molecules on early Earth.
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It is only partly miscible with water but it is an excellent organic solvent.
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Gas injection immiscible displacement has been selected to improve recovery efficiency in block of Tuha oilfield.
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Each of the glycols shown above is completely miscible with water.
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He not only mouths a rhetoric of transcending division, but is himself a seamless genetic integration of what should be immiscible.
Stephen Ducat: Why They Hate Obama: Miscegenation and Other Nightmares of the Racist Political Imagination
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There are days when I think that the two entities or disciplines are entirely immiscible and antagonistic, and others where they seem not just to complement each other but to be, in a strange way, twin enterprises.
Chris Adrian discusses his first novel, Gob's Grief.
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It is freely miscible with ethanol, diethylether, acetone, and acetic acid (ethanoic acid).
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An emulsion prepared by homogenising two pure immiscible liquid components will rapidly result in phase separation.
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It is miscible with all commonly used cosmetic oils, is easily emulsified within aqueous formulations, is colorless and can be obtained ‘odor-free.’
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Ethyl lactate is partly miscible with water and most organic solvents.
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To prepare a stable emulsion, an emulsifier must be added that facilitates emulsification of the two immiscible phases and promotes stability.
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The gas is then scrubbed with a high-boiling organic solvent which is miscible with water and to which sulfur is added.
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They are immiscible with many organic solvents, particularly linear hydrocarbons and alicyclics like cyclopentane.
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Sex and the family become increasingly so immiscible as to begin actively threatening one another.
Modern Times
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Plausibly, the Cu could have come from a small droplet of immiscible hydrosaline liquid (Lowenstern 1994a) trapped along with a CO2-bearing vapor bubble in the MI.
Evidence for Fluid Saturation and Degassing
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Instead of getting a smooth emulsion, what they have got is a beaker full of clearly separated layers of immiscible liquid.
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Ethanol is completely miscible with water and in the manufacture of ethanol it is found that a constant boiling mixture of 95.6% ethanol and 4.4% water is produced.
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The immiscible behavior between the film-forming molecules in the mixed monolayer was determined according to the surface phase rule.
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Alcohols and ethers with higher molecular weights are not miscible in water, however, because the water molecules can not completely surround those molecules.
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It is miscible with water in all proportions, however, when mixing with water, a contraction of volume and a rise in temperature occurs.
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They are immiscible with many organic solvents, particularly linear hydrocarbons and alicyclics like cyclopentane, so can be combined either with water or with an organic solvent to form a two-phase system.
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The experiment studies how miscible fluids interact without the interference of gravity.
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The high alkaline cleaners convert the grease into miscible soaps which are able to be rinsed away with water.
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Or perhaps a better word would be immiscible: for some of the best avant-garde art has precisely that oil-and-water-y quality.
Art
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However, ordinary ethanol - the 95% ethanol-water azeotrope - is unsuitable for this use as the water interferes with the gasoline combustion and prevents the ethanol from being miscible with the gasoline.
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Oil and water are immiscible liquids, but a temporary emulsion may be formed by a brisk shaking of the liquids.
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Acetonitrile is completely miscible with water, but is only a hydrogen bond acceptor and a very weak one at that.
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I can't help but think about that sitting on top of something holding multiple layers of differently colored immiscible fluids, drawing from it and feeding back into it at the same time.
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