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Sugar on treating with H2SO4 produces a black mass. In this H2SO4 acts as:

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decarboxylating agent
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dehydrogenating agent
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dehydrating agent
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reducing agent
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Solution

The correct option is D dehydrating agent
When sugar (C12H22O11) reacts with H2SO4, it (H2SO4) reacts as dehydrating agent to release water.
C12H22O11+H2SO412C (carbon)+11H2O+heat
sugar blackmass
H2O evaporates in presence of heat

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