chapter 5 Changes Around Us: Physical and Chemical -Part 4

A student adds vinegar to baking soda and observes bubbles. The bubbles suggest:

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
A student adds vinegar to baking soda and observes bubbles. The bubbles suggest:
Options
A. Only a physical change always occurred
B. A gas may be forming in a chemical reaction
C. The mixture is freezing
D. No change occurred
Explanation
Gas evolution is a common sign of chemical reaction.
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