An elementary student believes a running car is an example of a chemical reaction because smoke comes out of a car. Is the student correct or incorrect? Write an explanation that will either support or oppose the student's thinking.

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Alice Hayden

6 January, 21:08

An elementary student believes a running car is an example of a chemical reaction because smoke comes out of a car. Is the student correct or incorrect? Write an explanation that will either support or oppose the student's thinking.

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Raphael · Answer 1

the student is incorrect.

Explanation:

a chemical reaction is defined as: changes in one or more substances caused by a reaction, that form new and different substances. Smoke coming out of a car would not really be classified as turning into a new substance, the smoke is still smoke.