Dominance by components considers the relative proportions of the liquids. This can be particularly relevant where observable properties do not clearly distinguish the constituents.
The commentary uses examples such as scentless rosewater and used water to explain when ratios matter.
This is not a universal rule that quantity alone resolves every mixture; the kinds of liquids and their properties also matter.
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Unrestricted Water, Restricted Liquids, and Clean Admixtures
Dominance by components considers the relative proportions of the liquids. This can be particularly relevant where observable properties do not clearly distinguish the constituents.
The commentary uses examples such as scentless rosewater and used water to explain when ratios matter.
This is not a universal rule that quantity alone resolves every mixture; the kinds of liquids and their properties also matter.