A person mixes two liquids together as shown in the illustration below.

Clear
Yellow solid
Substance X
Mass 150 g
Substance Y
Clear
Mass 150 g
Substance Z
Mass 300 g
The person can conclude that there was a chemical change because
(1 point)
• the temperature didn't change after the liquids were mixed
© part of the mixture formed a new material with different properties.
O some of the mixture changed into a different state of matter.
the total mass stayed the same after mixing the substances

• part of the mixture formed a new material with different properties.

Are you sure??? Explain

Yes, I am sure. In a chemical change, new substances are formed with properties that are different from the original substances. In this scenario, the person can conclude that there was a chemical change because the yellow solid formed after mixing the two liquids is a new material with different properties compared to the original clear and yellow liquids. This indicates a chemical reaction took place. Temperature, state changes, and total mass staying the same are not definitive indicators of a chemical change.