Which of the following would be evidence that a chemical reaction has occurred? (Select all that apply.) *

a change in shape

a precipitate is formed

an unexpected change in color

the formation of gas bubbles

smoke begins to form

clear liquids remain clear

the odor changes

the substance becomes very cold

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Adriana

Chemistry

11 September, 10:41

Which of the following would be evidence that a chemical reaction has occurred? (Select all that apply.) *

a change in shape

a precipitate is formed

an unexpected change in color

the formation of gas bubbles

smoke begins to form

clear liquids remain clear

the odor changes

the substance becomes very cold

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Johnny Graves · Answer 1

An unexpected change in color, the odor changes, the temperature changes, precipitation is formed, formation of gas bubbles

Adalynn Richards · Answer 2

1) precipitate is formed

2) unexpected color change

3) formation of gas bubbles

4) smoke forms

5) odor change

6) substance becomes cold

Explanation:

1/3) its a new substance.

2/5) they are both changes to the original substance that cannot be reversed.

4) where theres smoke theres fire, and burning is classified as a type of chemical change.

6) it could possibly be an endothermic reaction, where it absorbs heat and the substance becomes cold.

Which of the following would be evidence that a chemical reaction has occurred? (Select all that apply.) *a change in shapea precipitate is formedan unexpected change in colorthe formation of gas bubblessmoke begins to formclear liquids remain clearthe odor changesthe substance becomes very cold