Chemistry, 15.12.2020 02:00, liliJ

2) How does matter change? That was a question students were investigating in class. Each group had an experiment to carry out and
then determine if the changes observed indicated a physical or
chemical change. Here is one groups experimental procedure and
results.
Before
Mix
Aler
ALS
1000 m
vinegar
84
Rowe
1000 ml
solution
34
Rece
84
RP
23c
Changing
Tempe
Temper
Temperature
What type of change occurred? Cite any appropriate evidence.
A)
Chemical; the Alka-Seltzer tablet dissolved and
disappeared.
B)
Chemical; nothing new was formed.
C)
Chemical; a gas was produced and the temperature
changed.
D)
Physical; the Alka-Seltzer tablet dissolved and
disappeared.

Answers: 3

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