A chemical change can be described as a change which results in the formation of a new substance by the reactants. In the option B, two liquids react to form a new product which is a gas. Hence, it is an example of chemical change.

Other options,like option D, is not a chemical change as by crushing a solid no new product is formed. Option C is also not correct because as when salt dissolves in water, no new product is made.

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If you looked at a glass containing a solution and a glass containing a suspension, how could you tell which glass contained the

marin [14]

Over time, the particles in the suspension would settle to the bottom when the movement keeping them suspended fades away. This will not happen with a solution.

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Using the periodic table as a reference, which elements could bond to form a compound most like NaCl?

pychu [463]

step by step

Na(sodium)=2.8.1

Cl (Chlorine)=2.8.7. sodium will give the chlorine the 1 valence electron to become stable ions.

answer

pottasium. (2.8.8.1) and Flourine(2.7)

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