Q. When sugar or salt is dissolved in water, it disappears. What does it show?

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When we dissolve sugar or salt in water, it disappears. It shows that sugar and salt are soluble in water. They form homogeneous mixture. Sugar and salt go into the spaces between the water molecules .

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