1 of 4 Find the best match between the following terms with its correct definition phase homogeneous sample heterogeneous sample insoluble miscible immiscible :: have two (2) or more phases. : a substance whose particles essentially do not intermingle appreciably with the particles of a second substance. : a liquid substance whose particles are able to mingle with those of another liquid substance. : •Distinguishable portions of a sample. :: a liquid substance whose particles are unable to mingle appreciably with those of another liquid substance. :: have only one (1) phase 1 4 Next »

1 of 4 Find the best match between the following terms with its correct definition phase homogeneous sample heterogeneous sample insoluble miscible immiscible :: have two (2) or more phases. : a substance whose particles essentially do not intermingle appreciably with the particles of a second substance. : a liquid substance whose particles are able to mingle with those of another liquid substance. : •Distinguishable portions of a sample. :: a liquid substance whose particles are unable to mingle appreciably with those of another liquid substance. :: have only one (1) phase 1 4 Next »

Appl Of Ms Excel In Analytical Chemistry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781285686691

Author:Crouch

Publisher:Crouch

Chapter2: Basic Statistical Analysis With Excel

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12P

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