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Which term is used when sugar is dissolved in water?a: covalentb: homogeneousc: amphibigeneousd: heterogeneous

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Homogeneous because it completely dissolved so its now one. Heterogeneous would be when they don't dissolve and you see 2 separate substances like sand in water.

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