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Salsk061 [2.6K]
3 years ago
11

Tony recorded data from his chemistry experiment in the following table. Sample Color Volume Temperature Mass A yellow 150 mL 20

°C 40.1 g B red 125 mL 20°C 15.2 g C clear 175 mL 20°C 26.3 g D green 150 mL 20°C 81.4 g Which of the categories from Tony's data table includes qualitative observations? A. mass B. temperature C. color D. volume
Chemistry
1 answer:
siniylev [52]3 years ago
6 0

Color

Explanation:

Only color out of the listed observations is the qualitative observation. Qualitative observations are usually carried out using our senses.

  • Sense of touch makes us feel the texture of particular subject.
  • Sense of smell gives different types of scents and odors.
  • Sense of sight helps us to identify different colors and appearances in a study.
  • Sense of taste helps to know if something is bitter, sweet or sour.
  • Sense of hearing helps to know how audible something it.

Qualitative observations does not involve the use of numbers.

Learn more:

observations brainly.com/question/5096428

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