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The nature of solution of sugar in water...

The nature of solution of sugar in water is

A

heterogeneous

B

homogeneous

C

immiscible

D

coloured

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The correct Answer is:
B
A solution of sugar in water is homogeneous since sugar and water cannot be seen separately and are mixed into each other uniformly.
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    It becomes unsaturated.
    B
    It remains saturated.
    C
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    frees molecules
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    Free molecules
    D
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