[clug] Submerged PC (White Oil) & TV Capture Cards

[Sam Couter]

Lana Brindley <lanabrindley at gmail.com> wrote:
> Except white sugar is actually white in colour. Unlike, say, brown
> sugar (which is brown). Also, white sugar is more refined than other
> sugars, and is not as pure as, say, raw sugar.

White sugar is colourless. When in a pile of crystals, the crystals
refract light all over the place. If the light is white, the sugar looks
white too. Pick out one grain and look closely, it has no colour.

White sugar is also more pure precisely because it has been refined
more. Raw sugar is less refined and still has impurities in it which
give it colour, and brown sugar has some of the impurities from refining
white sugar added back to it.
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