5:03 Question 12 of 12 Submit Why is the dissolving of sugar in water a physical change? A) the chemical composition of the sugar changes B) the water gets sweeter C) the sugar changes from the solid state to the aqueous state D) the water surrounds the sugar molecules

5:03 Question 12 of 12 Submit Why is the dissolving of sugar in water a physical change? A) the chemical composition of the sugar changes B) the water gets sweeter C) the sugar changes from the solid state to the aqueous state D) the water surrounds the sugar molecules

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