sekoittuvina
Sekoittuvina is a Finnish term used to describe substances that can mix with each other to form a homogeneous phase. In chemistry and materials science, the concept is commonly known in English as miscibility. When two liquids are sekoittuvina, they dissolve in each other in all proportions under given conditions, yielding a single phase; substances that cannot mix are described as epäsekoittuvia (immiscible) and separate into distinct layers.
The word derives from the verb sekoittua, meaning to mix, with the participial roots sekoittuva and the
Common examples include water and ethanol, which are sekoittuvina and form a uniform solution. In contrast,
Related terms include sekoittuvuus (miscibility) and epäsekoittuvuus (immiscibility). The concept is also connected to phase diagrams