I'm looking for a list of immiscible (and miscible) liquids. I currently developing a game that will use the property of differents liquid, some of them will mix, other will not (positioning in the recipient is important so density is). I'm searching but not found anything very relevant. Of course I know water, oil (and mercury). But I'm looking for more than two (at least 8 differents elements in three or four groups). I can always invent them but I'd like to keep things real as far as I can. The elements must be at the liquid state in normal conditions.
Siliceous ooze accumulates on the ocean floor where the bottom waters are close to saturation with respect to silica, and the opaline remains of either diatoms, radiolarians, silicoflagellates, and sponge spicules, or combinations of these are rapidly buried.hese conditions exist within areas of high biological productivity associated with volcanic islands and nutrient-rich upwelling zones. As the least common type of pelagic sediment, it covers only 15% of the ocean floor. It accumulates at a slower rate than calcareous ooze: 0.2â1 cm / 1000 yr.
Mosses produce spores that are a little bit bigger than algal spores. These spores tend to be found in areas where mosses are common and are dispersed by being shot into the air, carried on the wind, moved by insects, or splattered by rain drops.pores are single-celled reproductive units produced by many different organisms, including plants, fungi, and bacteria. Spores are primarily used for asexual reproduction, although some bacterial groups use spores to survive harsh conditions. To unlock this lesson you must be a Study.com Member.