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Glucose nature of solute
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Glucose is a type of sugar that is classified as a solute in chemistry. As a solute, glucose is a small, organic molecule that is dissolved in a solvent, typically water. Glucose is a polar molecule, meaning it has both positive and negative charges, which allows it to dissolve easily in water. This makes glucose an ideal solute for many biological processes in the body, as it can be easily transported and utilized by cells for energy production.