Now that you know the physical state of each of the reactants and products in this chemical reaction lets think about what you might observe as the reaction running. CH;COОH (аq) + NaHCO3(аq)—н,0(1) + сO2(g) + с Recall the 4 signs that indicate a chemical reaction has occurred. Which of the 4 signs best describes what will be observed as evidence of this chemical reaction? A Color change В Temperature change C Formation of a solid

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Now that you know the physical state of each of the
reactants and products in this chemical reaction lets
think about what you might observe as the reaction is
running.
CH-COOН (aq) + NaHCO3 (aq) —H,o(1) + сO2(g) + сн
Recall the 4 signs that indicate a chemical reaction
has occurred. Which of the 4 signs best describes
what will be observed as evidence of this chemical
reaction?
A
Color change
В
Temperature change
C
Formation of a solid
Formation of a gas
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