Asked by Lexie

Which of the following could provide definitive evidence of a chemical reaction? Choose two correct answers. (1 point) A solid has dissolved in a liquid. Liquid water has frozen to form ice. A new substance, rust, has formed. A new substance, oxygen gas, has formed.

Place each change in the column that correctly identifies it as a chemical change or a physical change. (Drag and drop phrases into the correct columns.) (2 points) CHEMICAL CHANGES PHYSICAL CHANGES evaporating water #rusting iron #breaking glass neutralizing acid :: baking cake #boiling water
Answered by fart
Bot GPT is slightly wrong, Neutralizing acid does not go anywhere.
Answered by somethig rong
100 thx
Answered by spongebob
So who is correct???
Answered by spongebob
Bot GPT 3.5
Answered by GPT 3.5
The two correct answers for providing definitive evidence of a chemical reaction are:

- A new substance, rust, has formed.
- A new substance, oxygen gas, has formed.

Chemical changes:
- Rusting iron
- Baking cake

Physical changes:
- Evaporating water
- Breaking glass
- Neutralizing acid
- Boiling water