Chemistry, 06.05.2020 06:32 jones03riley
Rock candy is a type of candy made by dissolving sugar in hot water and then cooling the solution so that large sugar crystals form. What
type of solution results from dissolving 400 g of sugar in boiling water and then allowing the solution to cool to room
temperature (20 °C)
A. An unsaturated solution
B. A saturated solution
C. A supersaturated solution
D. A colloid suspension
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