If we dissolve some sugar into water, the increase in level of water is negligible. This experiment shows that ___

True

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False

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matter is alswaly soluble

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None of the above

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True

The above statement is true. Suppose we dissolve some sugar into water, the increase in level of water is negligible. This is because particles of sugar fills up the spaces between particles of water. This experiment shows that matter is made up of particles i.e. its particulate.

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