It's hard to say why things are like they are when we're talking about atoms and chemistry. The normal sugar you have in your kitchen is C12H22O11. Other kinds of sugar, like glucose, is C6H12O6. The common thing with all of them is that they have carbon (C), hydrogen (H) and okygen (O). There are very many kinds of sugar, and all of them have the same elements.
I hope that was helpful enough. It's hard to answer your question. There's no real answer to it, but I hope you can understand that it's simply just how it is.
The constituent element of sugar is: *carbon *hydrogen *oxygen
Da isnt an element on the periodic table. Sorry!
Gold is an element but water and sugar are compounds. Put together they would be a mixture.
Table sugar is a compound.
Sugar is a compound of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. C12H22O11.
The constituent element of sugar is: *carbon *hydrogen *oxygen
He isnt sucsesfu
No, it is not an element, it is just sugar water.
I think it's no element at all when you burn sugar, it's burnt sugar.
NO sugar isnt from the soil becuase Plants use photosynthesis to turn Where_do_plants_get_their_foodenergy into sugar for the plant to eat.
Da isnt an element on the periodic table. Sorry!
Tungsten -W.
What is sugar sugar are small carbohydrates that taste sweet. the simplest sugar are the monosaccharides. sugar is not an element but it contains other elements like carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
no
Carbon is an element and sugar is a compound.
Gold is an element but water and sugar are compounds. Put together they would be a mixture.
Sugar is not an element, and so it can't be a metalloid