The solution of sugar in water contains

Free atoms

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free ions

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free molecules

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free atoms and molecules

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The correct option is C free molecules
Sugar solution contains free molecules (covalent compound).

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The solution of sugar in water contains

The correct option is C free molecules Sugar solution contains free molecules (covalent compound).

The correct option is C free molecules
Sugar solution contains free molecules (covalent compound).