urmiladuhan
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Urmijla ji, in this experiment sugar cells/particles are only getting disintegrated and no reproduction is involved. Moreover, sugar is an inanimate matter which does not have the potential of reproduction. It is only the animate matter which has the ability to reproduce its progeny.
V P Singh jee - we are not talking about dissolving sugar in water (disintegration) but growth of sugar crystals (i.e., take a saturated solution of sugar and leave it undisturbed for few days - then one would see sugar crystals formed which are bigger in size than the original sugar particles that were used to dissolve in water). On a microscopic level, the sugar crystal grows because the number of unit cells (which are identical to each other) increase. Any way, this topic involves lot of science concepts, so we may leave it at that for now
Regards,
Urmila.