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An Experiment To Find Out How Different Speeds of Stirring a Sugar Cube Help It To Dissolve the Quickest?
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AN EXPERIMENT TO FIND OUT HOW DIFFERENT SPEEDS OF STIRRING A SUGAR CUBE HELP IT TO DISSOLVE THE QUICKEST? Introduction If you stir sugar that is in water, it seems to disappear. But the object is still in the water, because if you were to drink it you can still taste the sweetness of the sugar in it. Like in a cup of tea for example. You can explain why this happens by using The Kinetic Theory. The Kinetic Theory The Kinetic theory is the theory that matter is made up of loads of tiny little particles that always move around. This is because all types of matter are made up of little invisible particles which are atoms, molecules and ions. Because all particles move around all the time it means they have to move, but if you freeze the molecules they slow down and if you heat them up they move faster....
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