Which option provides the best evidence of a chemical change? O A. A solid is not visible after it is added to a liquid. O B. Aliquid is added to another liquid and the mixture gets hot. O C. A solid is ground up and heated and becomes a liquid. O D. A liquid changes to a gas and a solid is left behind.

Which option provides the best evidence of a chemical change? O A. A solid is not visible after it is added to a liquid. O B. Aliquid is added to another liquid and the mixture gets hot. O C. A solid is ground up and heated and becomes a liquid. O D. A liquid changes to a gas and a solid is left behind.

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Problem 45AP: (For Exercises 4546) Solutions containing nickel(II) ion are usually bright green in color. When...

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