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Stefan V.
May 21, 2015

You can figure this out by looking at a solubility graph for sucrose, which looks like this

http://www.verticallearning.org/curriculum/science/gr7/student/unit01/page30.html

At room temperature, sucrose has a solubility of approximately 2000 g/L. If you want to double sucrose's solubility, you're going to have to heat the solution to approximately #90^@"C"#.

To determine sucrose's solubility at various temperatures, just follow the graph until you come to the point you want.

For example, at #60^@"C"#, sucrose has a solubility of a little under 300 g/L.

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