Chemistry, asked by ganju338, 10 months ago

explain why dissolving sugar in water is not a chemical change?

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Answered by skchoudary

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Dissolving sugar is not a chemical reaction because when we dissolve it , it get dissolved . and when we will evaporate the water solution , we will get the sugar as in a crystalline form . We can also seperate the salt by this process .

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explain why dissolving sugar in water is not a chemical change?