The combination of sugar with elements can lead to several possible outcomes depending on the specific elements and conditions involved. However, a common outcome when sugar (a carbohydrate) undergoes reactions, especially in the presence of heat or combustion, is often:
b Creation of heat
When sugar is burned (combusted), it reacts with oxygen, producing carbon dioxide and water while releasing heat. Additionally, if considering biochemical processes, sugar can also be a substrate for various reactions that may lead to the release of energy (heat) during metabolism. Thus, while some of the other options could be possible in different contexts, the direct outcome of a combustion reaction with sugar is the creation of heat.