Chemistry: Solutions

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  • Created by: jakob
  • Created on: 30-03-12 17:44

When you place some sugar in water, it seems to disappear! We say it dissolves.

The hotter the water, the faster the sugar will dissolve.

As water is a liquid, its molecules are constantly moving.

If the ater is hot, its molecules are moving even faster. A single grain of sugar consists of millions of molecules of sugar which are held closely together as a solid.

The moving water molecules bombard the sugar grains on all

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Chris Flanagan

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"If the ater is hot" makes no sense, it water not ater

jakob

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Apologies for any spelling errors: I made this in quite a hurry. :)