Why do immiscible liquids not mix together?

Emulsions contains different types of molecule which can hardly interact with each other. In a general sense, for any solute(P-P bonds) to get dissolved in solvent(Q-Q bonds), stable P-Q bond formation must take place. read more

For immiscible liquids the interactions between the two different styles of molecules are worse than the interactions between both types of like molecules. To mix them you would need to break good intermolecular interactions and get marginal ones in their place. read more

Immiscible liquids are liquid solutions that do not dissolve in one another. They are liquids that do not mix in equal proportions. Immiscible liquids can be described using chemical terms. In chemistry, when two liquids mix together, they can be classified as miscible or immiscible. read more