You put water and lots of table sugar into a beaker and then heat the solution until all the sugar dissolves, creating a supersaturated solution. You then allow the solution to cool slowly to room temperature.

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You put water and lots of table sugar into a beaker and then heat the solution until all the sugar dissolves, creating a supersaturated solution. You then allow the solution to cool slowly to room temperature. Next, you drop a crystal of sugar into the solution. What happens? A. The tiny crystal dissolves instantly. B. The crystal dissolves completely as it sinks in the solution. C. The crystal sinks slowly to the bottom without dissolving. D. Crystals appear suddenly in the beaker.

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D.Crystals appear suddenly in the beaker

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