Chemistry, asked by 5104, 1 month ago

Dissolving sugar in water, is it a physical change or chemical change?

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Answered by shaivyvi75

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Chemical change.

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Answered by Feirxefett

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Sugar dissolving in water is a physical change. It is because no new substance is formed. Also, the process is reversible – water and sugar can be separated by vaporization followed by condensation and crystallization

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