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Chemistry, 05.04.2021 23:20 smith3mgy

In a science experiment, Javi concludes that a chemical reaction has occurred. What evidence would support this conclusion? A
a substance melted

B
a substance's color and odor changed

C
a substance's mass and texture changed

D
new atoms were created

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