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Rock Candy By Paula Munniz
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OBSERVATION: I already know that to make rock candy you need water, sugar and a skewer and maybe a sugary syrup. Rock candy usually takes around 10 days to make for the candy to crystallize. I know that when making rock candy you can use different types of sugar, however granulated sugar is the most used. Sometimes I wonder whether or not you can taste a difference in the rock candy when it is made with a different sugar? I also know that the longest rock candy is 19 feet long, that's as tall as a giraffe.

QUESTIONS 1 - "Standard" Why does rock candy take 10 days to make? 2. What is the difference between a'smart' and a ' At what temperature does rock candy melt? 3. What is the difference between a'smart'
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