Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
A few grams of powdered sugar (sucrose or saccharose) are treated with concentrated sulfuric acid. In a few minutes time a high column of carbon (graphite) emerges as the sulfuric acid is dehydrating the sugar.
A few grams of powdered sugar (sucrose or saccharose) are treated with concentrated sulfuric acid. In a few minutes time a high column of carbon (graphite) emerges as the sulfuric acid is dehydrating the sugar.










