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Immiscibilitythe is not a recognized term in established scientific literature. It may be a typographical error or a placeholder for a topic related to immiscibility. If the intended subject is immiscibility, the following overview provides a concise description.
Immiscibility refers to the inability of two liquids to form a single homogeneous phase when mixed. Immiscible
Partial immiscibility occurs when two liquids form two coexisting phases over a certain range of temperatures
Practical implications include liquid-liquid extraction, emulsification, and separation processes in chemical engineering, as well as formulations
In metals and alloys, immiscibility can also describe systems where different elements form two liquid or solid