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Sugar is dissolved in water. Which is the solute? sugar neither both water
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Sugar is dissolved in water. Which is the solute? sugar neither both water

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That would be solute.

A solute is the one that gets dissolved in the solvent. Here the solute is sugar and the solvent is water.

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Answer:

Sugar

Step-by-step explanation:

Defintion of a solute-dissolved in the solvent, sugar dissolves in water and is therefore the solute

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