What phenomenon is the basis behind the ability to separate miscible liquids by distillation?

The basis of the separation by steam distillation is that while the water and organic condensed phases are immiscible, the vapors of both are miscible. Once condensed, the two separate again allowing for an easy separation. As noted above, both liquids and solids can be distilled by steam.

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