O much too hardIf you dissolve sugar in water and then try to run an electric current through it,what will happen? *O The electric current will cause the sugar to decompose.The electric current will turn the sugar into salt, which is a strong electrolyte.No electric current will pass through because sugar is a non-electrolyte.An electric current will pass through because sugar is a strong electrolyte.The process of water molecules surrounding ions to dissolve them is called

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If you dissolve sugar in water and then try to run an electric current through it,
what will happen? *
O The electric current will cause the sugar to decompose.
The electric current will turn the sugar into salt, which is a strong electrolyte.
No electric current will pass through because sugar is a non-electrolyte.
An electric current will pass through because sugar is a strong electrolyte.
The process of water molecules surrounding ions to dissolve them is called

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