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1: It depends on the structure, purity and density.
2: Imagine a gobstopper/jawbreaker - a similar material to this format of sugar would be something like lead although bear in mind it would be brittle and therefore hard to clamp to get a decent tensile load.
3: If you want a strong and 'green' material from sugar there is a viaduct built by Brunel that is sealed with sugar (in the form of molasses) and rope, this is still going strong after hundreds of years.
To summarize it is a strong material if used with other materials as a compound material. I would suggest hemp fibre mixed with molasses - the crystals are even stronger but take a while to form. Type in 'rock candy' into a search engine if you want to make a crystal form.
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