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Sugar can be removed from a sugar water solution through dialysis. (Points : 2) True False
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No it was false
dialysis implies using a semi-permeable membrane, and you're not likely to find a membrane that is permeable to sugar but not water. instead, the membrane is permeable to water, meaning that water can move freely in or out of the tubing (but the sugar cannot move in & out freely). so, in short - no. you cannot remove sugar from the solution by dialysis.
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