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Jamal combined baking soda and vinegar but he is having trouble determining if what he observed is a chemical reaction or a physical change. a.change in color b. absorption of heat c. no change on properties
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Jamal combined baking soda and vinegar but he is having trouble determining if what he observed is a chemical reaction or a physical change. a.change in color
b. absorption of heat
c. no change on properties
d. formation of new substances
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D.
formation of new substances i hope this helps you
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D is the answer............
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