Chemistry, 24.05.2020 00:58 tristanlindor5908

A chemist examines two compounds. Both are clear, odorless liquids. Which of the following would not
indicate that a chemical change has occurred when the two compounds are combined?

The product remains odorless but turns blue.
The product is also clear and odorless.
The product remains clear but a new smell is apparent.
The product remains clear but bubbles form.

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