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Michael mixes two chemicals together in a beaker. The chemicals change color, and the beaker heats up quickly. What kind of change most likely occurred? A chemical change occurred. Only a physical change
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Michael mixes two chemicals together in a beaker. The chemicals change color, and the beaker heats up quickly. What kind of change most likely occurred?

A chemical change occurred.
Only a physical change occurred.
A mixture formed.
No change occurred.

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Answer: A chemical change occurred

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A chemical change is likely to have occurred since energy is released. 
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