Suppose you have a solution of sugar dissolved in water. Which change in condition would cause the solution to increase the amount of sugar it could hold?(1 point) Responses decreasing the solution’s temperature decreasing the solution’s temperature increasing the solution’s temperature increasing the solution’s temperature increasing the solution’s altitude increasing the solution’s altitude decreasing the solution’s altitude
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To increase the amount of sugar that can be dissolved in a solution, you should increase the solution’s temperature. Warmer temperatures typically allow for more solute (in this case, sugar) to dissolve in the solvent (water). Therefore, the correct response is:
increasing the solution’s temperature.
