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Sugar solution is an example of

Answer: Sugar solution is an example of a true solution. 

  • Solution: The solution is made up of a combination of solute and solvent. A solute is a chemical that is present in small levels, while a solvent is a chemical that is present in large proportions. To form a solution, both the solvent and the solute must be polar or nonpolar.

Sugar Solution:

  • The solute is sugar and the solvent is water in a sugar solution.
  • Sugar is soluble in water because both the solvent and the solute are polar in nature.
  • When sugar is dissolved in water, a homogeneous solution is formed.
  • A true solution is another name for sugar.
  • The name real solution comes from the fact that the sugar particle size in sugar solution is less than 1 nm.