Daisy was conducting an investigation using two liquids. Both liquids were clear and were at the same temperature, 25°C. When she combined the liquids in a large beaker, gas bubbles were produced and the liquid turned blue. The student took the temperature of the beaker, which now measured 27°C. All of the following show that a chemical reaction may have occurred EXCEPT

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Daisy was conducting an investigation using two liquids. Both liquids were clear and were at the same temperature, 25°C. When she combined the liquids in a large beaker, gas bubbles were produced and the liquid turned blue. The student took the temperature of the beaker, which now measured 27°C. All of the following show that a chemical reaction may have occurred EXCEPT