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Suppose you add a cup of sugar to hot water and all of the sugar dissolves. then the water cools and some of the sugar is seen as a solid on the bottom of the beaker. explain wh…

Suppose you add a cup of sugar to hot water and all of the sugar dissolves. then the water cools and some of the sugar is seen as a solid on the bottom of the beaker. explain wh…
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Suppose you add a cup of sugar to hot water and all of the sugar dissolves. then the water cools and some of the sugar is seen as a solid on the bottom of the beaker. explain why this happened.

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its becuz the water is not capable to disolve all the salt it has limits and ones it reaches its limit it wont have the ability to disolve any salt

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