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What would you observe when an aqueous sugar solution is heated to dryness?

A

Water will vaporize

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Sugar will be left behind in the container

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C

Sugar gets mixed with water and vaporize

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Sugar gets charged

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Solution

The correct option is C Sugar gets mixed with water and vaporize
All the water gets evaporated but this is not suitable for the extraction of sugar. Crystals as the sugar crystals gets charged by heating it in this way.

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