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Not necessarily. There's something called the enthalpy of mixing which can be responsible for lowering the temperature when two substances are mixed even if no chemical reaction occurs. It may also be an endothermic reaction; if there are other signs of a reaction (formation of a precipitate, evolution of a gas, color change, etc.) then it probably is a chemical reaction.

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13y ago

A Chemical change is when the color, smell, or texture of a substance changes.

You would call this a qualitative observation.

So yes, this would be considered a chemical change, but only if the color, smell, or texture has changed.

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a chemical change is taking place.

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Maliah Bryant

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yes that is corret your smate

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nope, it's exothermic....

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A chemical change

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Chemical change

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a gas is being produced

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it is chemical change

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Yes

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Yea

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