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The electrical current doesn't pass through the water which sugar was dissolved; because sugar doesn't ionize in water. (For example salt ionizes in water) You can determine which solutions dissolve water by looking at it's solute: If the solute is a compuon formed with covalent bonds, that the solution will be electrically unconductive, if is formed by ionic bonds; then the solution will be electrically conductive.

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