Question

When sugar is dissolved in water the volume of water remains the same.why?

Answer 1

HEYA.


When sugar is dissolved in water, the volume does not remain the same. As a soluble material is added to a solvent, it's molecules become surrounded by the solvent molecules and the volume increases slightly.

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Answer 2

Hey mate!

Here's your answer!!

There is some error in your question.
When sugar is dissolved in water, the volume does not remain the same. As a soluble material is added to a solvent, it's molecules become surrounded by the solvent molecules and the volume increases slightly.

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