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anonymous · Answer

When you put water and sugar together and mix it. The water becomes cloudy and thick. what is happening with the molecules? Hydrogen bonds? Etc.?

anonymous · Answer

@aaronq  @tanya123  @abb0t  @dumbcow @Ryaan

tanya123 · Answer

the water molecules take up most of the room in the container. But there is still some available space in which the sugar or salt molecules can fit.

anonymous · Answer

Why did you tag that dumb before me U_U
I feel dumb now! >.<

anonymous · Answer

ahha do you have anything to add from what Tanya said?

tanya123 · Answer

strong hydrogen bonds are created between the water and the sugar molecules.

anonymous · Answer

@tanya123  can you give me anymore information? thank you by the way for helping me!

aaronq · Answer

that's essentially it, viscosity is the resistance to flow caused by interactions in the fluid, (the most significant of these would be Hydrogen bonds).

anonymous · Answer

there is no bonding

anonymous · Answer

It's a physical change not a chemical change

aaronq · Answer

there is no $\color{red}{covalent}$ bonding, but there is hydrogen bonding.