Would you expect the following pairs of liquids to be miscible or immiscible (and separate into 2 different regions)? water and fluoromethane, [Choose] CH3F paraffin wax, [ Choose] C25H52 and octane, C8H18 heptane, C7H16 [Choose] and water, H20 hexane, C6H14 and fluoromethane, [Choose] CH3F

Would you expect the following pairs of liquids to be miscible or immiscible (and separate into 2 different regions)? water and fluoromethane, [Choose] CH3F paraffin wax, [ Choose] C25H52 and octane, C8H18 heptane, C7H16 [Choose] and water, H20 hexane, C6H14 and fluoromethane, [Choose] CH3F

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Would you expect the following pairs of
liquids to be miscible or immiscible (and
separate into 2 different regions)?
water and
fluoromethane,
[Choose]
CH3F
paraffin wax,
[ Choose ]
C25H52 and
octane, C8H18
heptane, C7H16
[Choose]
and water, H20
hexane, C6H14 and
fluoromethane,
[Choose]
CH3F

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