Science, asked by karhiannamarshall200, 11 months ago

Is this statement true or false?

The reactants observed in this lesson were a dark colored liquid and the product was a clear liquid.

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Answered by wajahatkincsem

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The statement is true

The reactants observed in this lesson were a dark-colored liquid and the product was a clear liquid.

Explanation:

When a chemical reaction takes place, it brings certain changes to the final product
When tow colored substances are mixed, a chemical reaction takes place which changes the chemical nature of the final product which appears clear liquid

Learn more about chemical reaction here:

What is chemical reaction

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