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a solution of sugar water is heated at a very slow rate until all of the water is gone. A crystalline solid is left in the beaker. explain what happened to the water
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a solution of sugar water is heated at a very slow rate until all of the water is gone. A crystalline solid is left in the beaker. explain what happened to the water
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the water evaporated
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