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Why does sugar sink to the bottom of the teacup (for science btw)

Why does sugar sink to the bottom of the teacup (for science btw)
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Why does sugar sink to the bottom of the teacup (for science btw)

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I know what you are wondering and the answer is simply crystals are more dense than water , so they sink but if you warm it up they can combine with it to become one.
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