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23 January, 21:39

Adding food color to water causes a color change. is this evidence of a chemical reaction? explain

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  1. 23 January, 22:07
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    It's a physical change, because it's not changing the actually substances; by adding food coloring, you still have H20. So no it's not a chemical reaction.
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