50 gm sugar is dissolved in a glass of water at 30°C. On heating this solution it will
crystallise
evaporate
become unsaturated
sugar will char

Academic Chemistry NCERT Class 9

Correct Answer: (c) become unsaturated

Explanation: When we heat a liquid the space in between the molecules of liquid increases as some of the water gets evaporated and hence, the solution becomes unsaturated.

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Updated on: 15-Mar-2023

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