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Two flasks each contain a clear liquid . The liquid in Flask A turns blue when shaken . The liquid in Flask B does not . What would be the next logical step in determining if th…

Two flasks each contain a clear liquid . The liquid in Flask A turns blue when shaken . The liquid in Flask B does not . What would be the next logical step in determining if th…
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Two flasks each contain a clear liquid . The liquid in Flask A turns blue when shaken . The liquid in Flask B does not . What would be the next logical step in determining if the liquids are the same or different .

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