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Dissolving Sugar Fast Experiment
The purpose of this experiment was tested to see what different types of water can dissolve sugar fastest. The hypothesis was, if the sugar is put in normal water then the normal water will dissolve the sugar fastest. The hypothesis was unsupported in the experiment. The chlorinated water dissolved the sugar the fastest. The independent variable was the type of water used. The water types used are chlorine, salt, and normal water. The dependent variable is what speed the water dissolves sugar . The controlled variable is the amount of sugar put into the water and is also the amount of water in the glass. The experimental control is the normal water. If you ever oneday wanted to melt sugar fast this will show you how to. You could use different
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