alleryWhat does concentrated sulfuric acid do to sucrose?
ADehydrates it to carbon
BOxidizes it to a salt
CConverts it to ammonia
DDissolves it unchanged
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Dehydrates it to carbon
Concentrated sulfuric acid dehydrates sucrose, producing carbon, steam, and heat.
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