Chemistry, asked by Bhuvana12, 1 year ago

how is heating of sugar and heating of ammonium chloride different from each other?

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Answered by abhigyanseverus

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when sugar is heated, it turns into a liquid, whereas when ammonium chloride is heated, it sublimes, turning into its vapour state.

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