Is dissolving sugar in water, a physical change or chemical change
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A good example of that is dissolving sugar in water. Once the sugar has all dissolved, you have molecules of sugar mixed in with the molecules of water. The chemical formulas at the end are the same as they were at the start, so this is a physical change.
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chemical change
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it is because when sugar is dissolved in water it cannot be reproduced to its natural state
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