Question

When water is removed from sugar, it converts to "similar
looking chunks”, but this is not seen when water is removed
from soil in a field. Which property of sugar is helping it form the
"similar looking chunks" and what do we call these chunks?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Sugar is a soluble solid which is soluble in water whereas Soil is not a soluble solid. Also sugar mixes with water whereas Soil uses water to bind the soil particles.