Would you expect the following pairs of liquids to be miscible or immiscible (and separate into 2 different regions)? water and fluoromethane, CH3F [ Choose ] paraffin wax, C25H52 and octane, C8H18 [ Choose ] heptane, C7H16 and water, H2O [ Choose] hexane, C6H14 and fluoromethane, CH3F [ Choose ]

Would you expect the following pairs of liquids to be miscible or immiscible (and separate into 2 different regions)? water and fluoromethane, CH3F [ Choose ] paraffin wax, C25H52 and octane, C8H18 [ Choose ] heptane, C7H16 and water, H2O [ Choose] hexane, C6H14 and fluoromethane, CH3F [ Choose ]

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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Would you expect the following pairs of liquids to be miscible or immiscible (and separate into 2
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water and fluoromethane, CH3F
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paraffin wax, C25H52 and octane, C8H18
[ Choose]
heptane, C7H16 and water, H2O
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hexane, C6H14 and fluoromethane, CH3F
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