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of water miscibility. Traditionally one of the reasons why oil replaced egg tempera was because of preservation of unused and/or pre-prepared paint. At...

sections that read as a polemic against the use of oil paint. The vague suggestions that water-miscible oils and acrylic paints are less toxic than regular...

word, as in saying that an OIL is miscible with other OILS. I think that an oil is a substance that is immiscible with water and feels "oily". Because...

for pastel, watercolor, ink, gouache, enamel, spray paint, tempera, or water miscible oil paint, is very lacking. Providing 1-2 examples of each would...

"moderatly soluble" in water; this is not true. It is, under wide range of temperature (at least 0 - 100°C) fully miscible with water, that is, it forms homogenous...

wellhead. Oil that is emulsified by the addition of chemical dispersants to the effluent stream may not float; emulsions are often miscible with water and in...

many are not freely miscible with water in any proportion. --Vuo (talk) 18:15, 2 May 2009 (UTC) Can I remove it by boiling tap water? —Preceding unsigned...

lists HCN as miscible in water, yet there's also a wiki answers page (and my chemistry homework) which says that HCN is not soluble in water. Thoughts?...

is miscible with water, any water present will be removed as the acetone is poured out. The remaining film of acetone (containing traces of water) will...

may know. I would suspect that the removal of water works the same way as with almost any water-miscible organic solvent such as methanol, ethanol or acetone...

two liquids that won't mix. That's not true of hot water and cold water. In fact, they're miscible, not immiscible. It's an interesting picture, and it...