Which outcome results when temperature decreases during liquid-liquid mixing?

💡 Explanation

Miscibility gap forms because decreasing thermal energy lowers kinetic molecule energy hindering the **bond dissociation**, causing phase separation rather than homogeneous mixing; therefore, a miscibility gap will appear rather than enhanced solubility at reduced forces.

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