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Conclusion: Cold substances will disolve less, and heated substances will disolve more.

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The solubility of solid materials in water increase when the temperature is increasing; it is of course valable for sugar and salt.

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Generally the solubility of all solids in water increase with increasing temperature.

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Sugar can either melt or burn. Salt on the other hand can only melt.

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They don't effect heat. They do alter the way heat effects other things, like water, but they don't effect the heat themselves.

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Sodium chloride melts at 801 0C.

Sugar melt rapidly and after 180 0C a thermal decomposition reaction occur, the final product being a coke.

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The solubility is increased with increasing temperature. Measuring the solubility at the desired temperatures you can measure the effect of heat.

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Solubility increases with temperature.

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yes

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