Chemistry, 09.07.2019 10:00 wolfgirl4762
Pam stirred a packet of fruit punch drink mix into a pitcher of 6 cups of warm water until it dissolved. she then put in 10 ice cubes to cool down the mixture before she drank it. pam's brother nate watched her make the drink and said that two physical changes had occurred. pam thought only one had happened. who was right? a. neither pam nor nate are correct since both changes were chemical changes. b. nate was right. the ice cubes melted and the drink mix dissolved into the water. both are physical changes. c. pam is right. the drink mix dissolving into the drink was a physical change, but the ice melting was a chemical one. d. pam was right. the ice melting was a physical change, but the drink mix caused the water to change color so it was a chemical change.
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