Emulsion

Real World Example

Imagine trying to organize a group of friends with completely different interests for a weekend trip. Just like how getting everyone to agree on a single activity can be challenging, blending two immiscible liquids like oil and water into a stable mixture is not straightforward. In both scenarios, each element (friends with different interests or liquids with different properties) tends to separate unless an outside force or mediator (like a well-planned itinerary or an emulsifying agent) helps them come together in harmony.