Which of the following is an immiscible pair of liquids?

Alcohol in water

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Glycerine in water

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Kerosene in water

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Oil in water

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Solution

The correct options are
C Kerosene in water
D Oil in water
An immiscible pair of liquids are those liquids that do not dissolve in each other and thus form a heterogeneous mixuture. Oil in water and kerosene in water are examples of immiscible pairs of liquids.

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