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After sugar dissolves in water, the sugar is no
longer visible. The mixture tastes sweet so
you know the sugar is still there.
Why can't you see the sugar anymore?
Justify your answer.

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Answer:

Because it devolved

Explanation:

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The sugar can no longer be seen because upon solubilization;

  • A large collection of sugar molecules break into individual molecules and disperse in the water.
  • Additionally, the lattices of the crystalline sugar has been broken, consequently, rendering the sugar soluble in water.

Definition:

Solubility is characterized by the formation of new bonds between the solute molecules and solvent molecules.

In this case; the solute is sugar while the solvent is Water.

PS: The mixture formed from sugar and water is called Sugar syrup.

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