A supply of copper pipes is stored outdoors. Over the course of many years, the copper reacts with oxygen and turns green. What clue indicates a chemical reaction took place?

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A supply of copper pipes is stored outdoors. Over the course of many years, the copper reacts with oxygen and turns green. What clue indicates a chemical reaction took place?

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Answer: the oxidation of the copper (it turning green)

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