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Okay let's say you have mutually immiscible solutions A and B, A is composed of 2 compounds i and j with molar masses of 1 and 3 respectively and B is composed of 2 compounds x and y with molar masses 2 and 4 respectively, if A and B have the same density, how would layers form when they are mixed?

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Okay let's say you have mutually immiscible solutions A and B, A is composed of 2 compounds i and j with molar masses of 1 and 3 respectively and B is composed of 2 compounds x and y with molar masses 2 and 4 respectively, if A and B have the same density, how would layers form when they are mixed?	3