Question
During a lab investigation, a group of students combined four different sets of substances in four separate beakers. They recorded their observations in the table below.
Substance
Observations
1
The substances turned a new color
2
One substance floated on top of the other
3
The substances caused bubbles to form
4
The substances released heat and smoke
Which of these substances least likely caused a chemical reaction?
A 1
B 4
C 2
D 3
Substance
Observations
1
The substances turned a new color
2
One substance floated on top of the other
3
The substances caused bubbles to form
4
The substances released heat and smoke
Which of these substances least likely caused a chemical reaction?
A 1
B 4
C 2
D 3
Answers
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The observation that is least likely to indicate a chemical reaction is:
**C - 2** (One substance floated on top of the other)
This observation suggests a physical phenomenon rather than a chemical change. The other observations (1, 3, and 4) typically indicate chemical reactions, such as color change, gas production (bubbles), and the release of heat and smoke. Floating indicates a difference in density rather than a transformation of substances.
**C - 2** (One substance floated on top of the other)
This observation suggests a physical phenomenon rather than a chemical change. The other observations (1, 3, and 4) typically indicate chemical reactions, such as color change, gas production (bubbles), and the release of heat and smoke. Floating indicates a difference in density rather than a transformation of substances.
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