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Separation of Mixture of two Immiscible Liquids

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The given picture shows a separating funnel filled with the mixture of kerosene and water. Which liquid will form the lower layer?

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Kerosene

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B

Water

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The mixture will not separate

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Both kerosene and water

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Solution

The correct option is B
Water

Water forms the lower layer as the density of water is more than kerosene.

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