Chemistry, asked by skretzschmar, 1 year ago

How do we know that caramelizing sugar is a chemical change?
A. It involves dissolving sugar in water.
B. It changes the state of sugar from a solid to a liquid.
C. It separates sugar from a sugar solution.
D. It changes the sugar's color.

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Answered by Nick5869

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Option B might be the correct answer
Ok I hope it is correct

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