Thread: Mixing liquids terms

What is it called in chemistry when im mixing liquids?

What is it called in Chemistry the sequence of putting the liquids a special order?

If i change the sequence/order of putting in the liquids in the cup/jar what is this called in chemistry?

What are some basic mixing techniques in chemistry?

I know this is different mixing techniques i just need to know the terms
or how to do these different mixing techniques?

Originally Posted by walters

What is it called in chemistry when im mixing liquids?

What is it called in Chemistry the sequence of putting the liquids a special order?

If i change the sequence/order of putting in the liquids in the cup/jar what is this called in chemistry?

What are some basic mixing techniques in chemistry?

I know this is different mixing techniques i just need to know the terms
or how to do these different mixing techniques?

The theories that attempt to "explain" the mutual solution of two liquids
are beyond your present level of chemistry. And in fact are not very
general.

I think that an attempt to explain the other terms "intermolecular bonds"
and "dielectric constant" would require more space than a forum like this
allows

Why and how does the spoon does this effect of "building layers"?

how does the spoon do this?

depends what liquids you re mixing. and how you are using the spoon

How do i use the spoon? what spoon techniques do you know ?

im no scientist.. and i don't kow any tequnics.. im curious..and i will try to help.

the spoon.. a scienc thing.. or jsut a normal spoon.

and the lequids.. what are you mixing?

a normal spoon it builds layers on top and builds layers and layers

well do you mean on the spoon.. or use the spoon in conjunction with a glass or beaker?