When sugar is dissolved in water the volume of the solution does not change. Why?
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Because sugar dissolve in water and fix into empty space between molecules. The level of water doesn't change when sugar is dissolved in it as it is soluble in water it occupies space between the 2 molecules of water. Hence it's level ie it's volume doesn't increases.
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