Amelia Calderon

Chemistry

18 July, 03:29

Which of the following would indicate that a chemical change might be occurring?

A. A solid is crushed finer and finer until it becomes a powder

B. A solid is stirred into a liquid and begins to dissolve

C. Two solutions are mixed, and a solid begins to appear

D. Two solids are mixed together until they can't be distinguished

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