Question

Which of the following are immiscible liquids?

• A. Juice and water
• B. Honey and Water
• C. Hair oil and water
• D. Milk and tea

Answer 1

The correct option is C

Hair oil and water

The explanation for the right answer:

Option C: Immiscible liquids

• Liquids that do not mix, are called immiscible liquids.
• For example, hair oil and water can not mix. These are immiscible liquids.
• So hair oil and water are immiscible liquids

The explanation for the wrong options:

Option A: Juice and water

• juice and water can mix easily so it is a miscible liquid which means they can be mixed.
• These are not an example of immiscible liquids.

Option B: Honey and Water

• Honey and water can mix easily so it is a miscible liquid which means they can be mixed.
• These are not an example of immiscible liquids.

Option D: Milk and tea

• Milk and tea can mix easily so it is a miscible liquid which means they can be mixed.
• These are not an example of immiscible liquids.

Therefore, the correct answer is option C Hair oil and water.