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Discuss how collision theory can be used to explain why granular sugar will dissolve in water faster than a sugar cubes.
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Discuss how collision theory can be used to explain why granular sugar will dissolve in water faster than a sugar cubes.

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The reason granulated sugar dissolves faster than a sugar cube has to do with surface area. A sugar cube is tightly compacted granulated sugar, meaning it has less surface area exposed to the solvent. Granulated sugar has a significantly higher surface area exposed to the solvent, allowing it to dissolve faster.
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