Justin mixed two cups of lemon juice and two cups of sugar with a gallon of water in a pitcher. What happened to the lemon juice, sugar, and water?

The correct answer is - Lemon juice hydrolyzes sugar and dissolves it faster and creates a solution.

Explanation:

When mixing lemon juice and sugar in water are mixed together, the lemon juice dissolves the sugar faster as it has citric acid that hydrolyzes sucrose molecules of sugar in glucose and fructose.

This mixing of all three lemon juice, water, and sugar form a solution. Here in this solution, water is solvent, and sugar and lemon juice are solutes. The quantity of all three determined the nature of the solution if it will be acidic or more diluted.

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