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A test liquid has a density of 1.1 g/ml. When you pour some of it into a cup of water, what will happen (assuming that their natures are such that they don't mix and that there is no chemical reaction between the two substances)?
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Since they say the liquids don't mix, the heavier (poured) liquid will go to the bottom of the cup.
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