give us something that is light blue, not yellow. QUESTION: Which of the following observations is a definite sign that a chemical change has occurred? Mixing a blue-colored liquid with a yellow-colored liquid, yields a green-colored mixture. Mixing a blue-colored liquid with a colorless liquid yields a yellow-colored liquid Neither Both Which of the following observations is a definite sign that a chemical change has occurred? …Mixing a blue-colored liquid with a yellow-colored liquid, yields a green-colored mixture. …Mixing a blue-colored liquid with a colorless liquid yields a yellow-colored liquid …Neither …or Both PAUSE An unusual color change is a definite sign that a chemical reaction has occurred. Choice A is not an unusual color change. Our eyes perceive a mixing of the colors blue and yellow as green. The observation given here does not necessarily mean that a chemical change has occurred. CROSS OUT CHOICE A Choice B is a definite sign that a chemical reaction has occurred. We would expect that a blue liquid mixed with a colorless liquid would give us something that is light blue, not yellow. Therefore, the correct answer is B. HIGHLIGHT B CLICK PAUSE END RECORDING
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