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Which observation is the best indication that a chemical reaction has occurred? A. Change in temperature B. Presence of ashes C. Change from liquid to gas D. Absence of fizzing<…

Which observation is the best indication that a chemical reaction has occurred? A. Change in temperature B. Presence of ashes C. Change from liquid to gas D. Absence of fizzing<…
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Which observation is the best indication that a chemical reaction has occurred?

A. Change in temperature

B. Presence of ashes

C. Change from liquid to gas

D. Absence of fizzing

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User Lorek
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Answer:B

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Carlos Cordoba
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Answer:

B: Presence of ashes

Step-by-step explanation:

Burning molecules turns them into other molecules

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User Mohammed Hassan
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