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Which of the following would be weakest piece of evidence to demonstrate that a chemical change has occurred? A. Fizzing B. Bubbles C. Color change D. Energy change
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Which of the following would be weakest piece of evidence to demonstrate that a chemical change has occurred?

A. Fizzing
B. Bubbles
C. Color change
D. Energy change

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C. Color change

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