Chemical Reactions Observation
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What observation indicates that a chemical reaction has likely occurred?

  • The temperature is maintained at 22°C.
  • The liquid remains clear.
  • The presence of a strong smell.
  • The change of the dark solid to a white solid. (correct)
  • Which characteristic remained unchanged before and after the experiment?

  • The smell of the reaction.
  • The nature of the solid.
  • The color of the liquid.
  • The temperature of the liquid. (correct)
  • Why is retaining the strong smell significant in the observations?

  • It indicates the solid dissolved in the liquid.
  • It confirms that a physical change has occurred.
  • It suggests that the original chemical has not completely reacted. (correct)
  • It means the reaction produced gas bubbles.
  • What can be inferred about the solid after the experiment?

    <p>A new substance was formed from the reaction.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following most accurately describes the dark solid before the experiment?

    <p>It is a reactant in the chemical reaction.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Observation of a Chemical Reaction

    • A dark solid changed to a white solid
    • A strong smell was present before and after the reaction
    • The liquid remained clear and at room temperature (22°C) throughout the reaction.
    • The visual change (color change) from dark solid to white solid indicates a new substance has formed. Chemical changes often result in a new substance being create with different properties.

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    This quiz explores the key observations during a chemical reaction, particularly focusing on visual changes, odor presence, and physical states. You'll assess how these changes indicate the formation of a new substance with distinct properties. Test your understanding of chemical reactions and their characteristics.

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