• Water is a polar liquid • Oil is a non-polar liquid • Benzene is a non-polar liquid Which combination of liquids will be immiscible ? (Choose all that apply) O water and oil oil and benzene both are non-polar so the will dissolve in each other.miscible! benzene and water

• Water is a polar liquid • Oil is a non-polar liquid • Benzene is a non-polar liquid Which combination of liquids will be immiscible ? (Choose all that apply) O water and oil oil and benzene both are non-polar so the will dissolve in each other.miscible! benzene and water

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