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Ok, my question arises after seeing this Youtube video (you need to see it to understand what I am talking about):
This may be a part physics, part chemistry question.
Now, I know that ethanol and water are miscible. I also know that in whiskey, you find both ethanol and water. How come, therefore, when he performs the trick in question such a 'swapping' occurs?
Is it because the difference in density somehow overrides the 'diffusion' of the liquids or something?
This may be a part physics, part chemistry question.
Now, I know that ethanol and water are miscible. I also know that in whiskey, you find both ethanol and water. How come, therefore, when he performs the trick in question such a 'swapping' occurs?
Is it because the difference in density somehow overrides the 'diffusion' of the liquids or something?
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