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sugar is a covalent compound. how do molecules of a sugar sample behave when the sample dissolves in water? responses the solute molecules separate from each other by dispersion. the solute molecules separate from each other by dispersion. the solvent molecules separate from each other by dispersion. the solvent molecules separate from each other by dispersion. the solvent molecules separate from each other by ionization. the solvent molecules separate from each other by ionization. the solute molecules separate from each other by ionization.

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Molecules of a sugar sample behave when the sample dissolves in water the solute molecules separate from each other by dispersion. Option B.

Sucrose is a polar molecule. Polar water molecules attract the negative and positive regions of polar sucrose molecules, causing sucrose to dissolve in water. Sugar is a covalent, slightly polar compound that can dissolve in water due to its polarity.

Every time you break down a covalent compound like sugar you see a physical change. The molecules move further apart in the solvent but do not change. Dissolving sugar in water is a physical change. This is because no new matter is formed. Also, the process is reversible. Water and sugar are separated by evaporation followed by condensation and crystallization.

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