Miscible and Immiscible

Liquids
There is an idiomatic expression (even
a song) “oil and water don’t mix”.
What is the meaning of this
expression?
Ans: Two elements or factors or
people that do not agree or blend
together.
You could say “oil and water don’t
mix” about two people who
A. don’t drink
B. don’t get on together
C. don’t look the same
What is meant by hang out?
Why can’t they hang up together?
What is a hydrophobe?
Hydro- means water. -phob- means
fear, -phil- means to love. The suffix -ic
means to pertain to. This is an idea that
deals with those things that fear water
for some reason.
 Mixture Did it Is the Miscible or
dissolve? mixture a Immiscible
solution?

Yes No Yes No Yes No

Vinegar            
Cooking Oil            
Ink            
 Did it Is the mixture a Miscible or
dissolve? solution? Immiscible
Mixture
Yes No Yes No Yes No

Vinegar         

Cooking Oil         

Ink         
What is the difference
between miscible and
immiscible liquids?
When two liquids can be mixed to form a
solution they are called miscible. If two
liquids cannot be mixed like water and
cooking oil they are called immiscible.
A water curve called meniscus is
formed when two liquids are
immiscible.
What is shown in the picture?
The Guimaras oil spill occurred in the Panay
Gulf on August 11, 2006 when the oil
tanker M/T Solar 1 sank off the coast of
Guimaras and Negros islands in the
Philippines, causing what is considered as
the worst oil spill in the country.
In an oil spill, what type of environmental
clean-up could take advantage of the
immiscibility between oil and water?
The use of booms takes advantage of the
immiscibility between oil and water because
booms are used to isolate the oil from the water.
The fact that the oil and water are immiscible, or
do not mix, allows for this separation.
Differentiate miscible and immiscible
liquids.
Write the letter of the correct answer
1. Which of the following is a key difference observed
between a miscible and non-miscible liquid?
A. molecular weight B. color of solution
C. meniscus D. volume
 
2. Which of the following is an example of miscible liquid?
A. mustard oil and water C. alcohol and water
B. coconut oil and water D. diesel and water
 3. Which of the following is another term that can be used to
describe a miscible liquid?
A. homogeneous C. unmixed
B. non-uniform D. heterogeneous
 
4. Vineagar and water when mixed together form a solution.
What is this solution called?
A. Miscible C. Immiscibble
B. Insoluble D. Dissolution
Follow the steps to make a water candle.
DIY( Do It Yourself) Water Candles
Materials:
1.Water 4. Candle wick (pabilo sa kandila)
2.Cooking oil 5. Plastic sheet or a bottle
3.Glass (garapon) 6. A pair of scissors
  Procedure:
1. Cut out a piece of plastic bottle or something made
out of thin plastic.
2. Cut it so that it will fit inside the glass jar you will be
using.
3. Poke a hole at the center for the wick.
4. Knot the wick near one end and put it into the plastic
disk.
5. Fill the jar with water leaving about a
centimeter of room at the top.
6. Fill the rest with cooking oil.
7. Place the wick and the disk into the jar,
stop with the wick under the oil