A substance did not change its chemical nature in a reaction. Which most likely describes the reaction?

A) It was heated.

B) It was hit with a hammer.

C) It was placed in a salt solution.

D) It was frozen.

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Chemistry

Elle Cook

26 October, 09:58

A substance did not change its chemical nature in a reaction. Which most likely describes the reaction?

A) It was heated.

B) It was hit with a hammer.

C) It was placed in a salt solution.

D) It was frozen.

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Erick Faulkner · Answer 1

The answer is D. It was frozen.

This is because freezing an object doesn't change chemical properties, only change the state of the matter.

Tanya Miles · Answer 2

when you hit a chemical with hammer and it was frozen only its physical properties will change and not he chemical properties,

when heated it may decompose to other chemical

when you hit with hamer it physical appearance will change but it remains chemically the same

when you put in salt solution, it wil interact with ions and its chemical properties changes

similarly when it was frozen, it retains its chemical properties.

A substance did not change its chemical nature in a reaction. Which most likely describes the reaction?A) It was heated.B) It was hit with a hammer.C) It was placed in a salt solution.D) It was frozen.

A substance did not change its chemical nature in a reaction. Which most likely describes the reaction?

A) It was heated.

B) It was hit with a hammer.

C) It was placed in a salt solution.

D) It was frozen.