Why we should add ice after after dissolve sugar in the lemonade why not befor

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this is because water much more substances can dissolved into hot water than cold water.

Solubility of a substance decreases on cooling as the molecules contract together. When they contract together it takes time but when you add sugar and then ice cubes you can dissolve the sugar faster and drink chilled lemon juice.

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