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Explain in detail, What happen to glycerine and sugar when these are put in water and stirred​

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Answered by pihu8170
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When sugar is mixed with water the sugar particles completely dissolves and they get into the spaces between water molecules and disappear.

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Answered by SimranPanda
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Answer:Both water and glycerine are soluble in water , and hence it will dissolve in water to form a homogenous solution.....!!

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