Question

To observe a chemical property, a chemical change must occur (new substances produced). To see if a piece of paper has the chemical property of combustability (will burn in oxygen), you must actually try to burn it, producing carbon (ash), water vapor, carbon dioxide – the material is no longer paper. What are some clues, observations that might indicate that a chemical change has occurred?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Chemical reaction is described as the process of rearrangement of the atoms to produce a new product which will have a different chemical identity.

For the observatory evidences to prove a chemical reaction has occurred we can look to the following:

• Emission of heat/loss of heat
• Emission of light
• change in the physical form
• Formation of precipitate

• Evolution of gases
• color change
• Decomposition of the organic matter
• Generally chemical change is irreversible

Absolute result for the chemical change can be observed using the chemical analysis