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Which of the following are indicators of a chemical change? Select all that apply.

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Which of the following are indicators of a chemical change? Select all that apply.

These are the answers:

color change
temperature change
precipitate formation
gas formation

Hope this helps.

Lorico [155]2 years ago

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The awnser is A and B beacause chemical changes are what is on a molecular level while the other choices are physical changes.

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