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When we add salt to water, the water level does not increase. The reason is​

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Answered by MrFeast
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The reason is because the salt is dissolved in water.

Answered by Anonymous
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Salt or sugar are soluble in water and so the volume doesn't increase on adding them to water.in fact there are inter molecular spaces which allow sugar or salt to remain in them so no extra volume is occupied .

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