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Chemical reactions can be detected by change in:

1. temperature color
2. overall mass of the products compared to the mass of the reactants
3. density of the products compared to the reactants

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Answer:

1. temperature color

3. density of the products compared to the reactants

Step-by-step explanation:

In a chemical reaction, there is a rearregement in the atoms breaking and bonding different bonds producing a change in energy that means a change in temperature.

A chemical reaction can be detected by change in color in reactions as titrations, for example, where phenolphthalein is pink in basic pH and non-color in acid pH.

For the law of conservation of matter, overall mass of the products is the same to the mass of the reactants.

As in a chemical reaction you have a rearregement in the atoms, it is possible that this rearregement produce a better organization in the atoms increasing density or a poor organization decreasing density.

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