Hygroscopic can refer to either solids (like calcium
chloride) or liquids (like the mineral oil used in HVAC
systems).

He did mean ethanoL not ethanoR.

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Gasoline is not hygroscopic unless it has been blended
with ethanor
or other hygroscopic compounds.


I thought the term was "miscible". When you mix alcohol with
gasoline
the mixture is miscible with water because the alcohol is
miscible with
both water and gasoline. I thought "hygroscopic" referred to
solid
compounds?

TDD