Science, asked by purnima090276, 8 months ago

when sugar is added to water,it seems to disappear. However,when sand is added to water ,it is still visible. Why?​

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Answered by sudha021omar
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Answer:

When an ionic compound is added to water,the compound dissociates to give a vanthoff factor which is greater than one,which lowers the freezing point of water.

As salt is an ionic compound.It is added to lower freezing point.

Answered by Vaish2934
1

Answer:

it all depends on the solubility of solute.

Sugar is soluble and sand us insoluble

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