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Inability to mix or become homogeneous.

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Usage examples (5)
  • CO2 can induce immiscibility both within the magmatic volatile phase and in hydrothermal systems.
  • But its precisely the turbulence of that wavefront, the immiscibility of consciousness with consciousness, that determines what subjectivity is.
  • The tie-in with dark-matter is as follows: in early development, a matter-based galaxy produced antimatter mini black-holes once conditions of immiscibility were...
  • Metals make admirable poles, in consequence of their high conducting power, their immiscibility with the substances generally acted upon, their solid form, and the...
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