Chemistry, asked by YK11728, 10 months ago

how is heating of sugar different from heating of Ammonium Chloride explain your answer

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Answered by american1251
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Answer:

heating of sugar changes it to liquid

Explanation:

heating of ammonium chloride changes to gas by sublimation

Answered by AcsahJosemon
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Answer:

Answer:

heating of sugar changes it to liquid

Explanation:

heating of ammonium chloride changes to gas by sublimation

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