A B Choose the best description of the kinds of changes that explain the differences between images A and B. OA gas has undergone a physical change resulting in a heterogeneous mixture of a deposited solid and a gas. OA liquid has undergone a chemical change resulting in a homogeneous mixture of two gases. A homogeneous gas has undergone a chemical change that resulted in a heterogeneous mixture of two new substances. OA gas has undergone a chemical change producing a homogeneous solution

A B Choose the best description of the kinds of changes that explain the differences between images A and B. OA gas has undergone a physical change resulting in a heterogeneous mixture of a deposited solid and a gas. OA liquid has undergone a chemical change resulting in a homogeneous mixture of two gases. A homogeneous gas has undergone a chemical change that resulted in a heterogeneous mixture of two new substances. OA gas has undergone a chemical change producing a homogeneous solution

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Choose the best description of the kinds of changes that explain the differences
between images A and B.
OA gas has undergone a physical change resulting in a heterogeneous mixture of a deposited
solid and a gas.
OA liquid has undergone a chemical change resulting in a homogeneous mixture of two
gases.
OA homogeneous gas has undergone a chemical change that resulted in a heterogeneous
mixture of two new substances.
OA gas has undergone a chemical change producing a homogeneous solution

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