Dominance by properties evaluates colour, taste and smell. Milk mixed with water, for example, makes these characteristics visible.
If the additive overtakes the water’s character, the mixture ceases to be unrestricted water.
A minor change in one property, however, does not automatically mean transformation; the specific mixture remains relevant.
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Unrestricted Water, Restricted Liquids, and Clean Admixtures
Dominance by properties evaluates colour, taste and smell. Milk mixed with water, for example, makes these characteristics visible.
If the additive overtakes the water’s character, the mixture ceases to be unrestricted water.
A minor change in one property, however, does not automatically mean transformation; the specific mixture remains relevant.