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if you have enough. the world doesn't have an infinite supply though....if we eat the sources too. your answer is yes and no.
If you mean taking a cup of water and adding endless amounts of sugar to it then no, at some point the solution will become 'saturated', prohibiting anymore sugar dissolving.
What else can I help you with?
When doing the science project lava in a cup how long with effect go on if you keep adding sugar?
it will not keep going because you have to keep adding salt instead of sugar it will go on fovever if you keep adding salt.
What will happen if you keep adding sugar to a given amount of water at room temperature?
Eventually no more will dissolve. We say the solution has become saturated.
What is numbers are divisible by 2360?
2360, 4720, 7080 and keep adding 2360 forever.
What numbers are divisible by 38475?
38475, 76950, 115425 and keep adding 38475 forever.
What is divisible by 101001?
101001, 202002, 303003 and just keep adding 101001 forever.
What are Numbers that are divisible by 465?
465, 930, 1395 and keep adding 465 forever.
What are the numbers divisible by 465?
465, 930, 1395 and keep adding 465 forever.
What numbers are divisible by 3315?
3315, 6630, 9945 and keep adding 3315 forever.
What are the numbers divisible by 1830?
1830, 3660, 5490 and just keep adding 1830 forever.
What number is divisible by 665?
665, 1330, 1995 and keep adding 665 forever.
What is 142 divisible by?
142, 284, 426 and keep adding 142 forever.
Why would no more sugar dissolve if you kept on adding it?
When a solution becomes saturated, it means that the maximum amount of solute (sugar) has dissolved in the solvent (water) at that specific temperature. Adding more sugar will not dissolve because there are no more available solvent molecules for it to surround and disperse into. This leads to excess sugar settling at the bottom of the container rather than dissolving.
