Question

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what is the correct definition of a product in a chemical reaction?
the new substance that is formed from a chemical change
a substance that changes the rate of the chemical reaction
the initial substance that undergoes a chemical change
a substance that cannot dissolve into a solution

Explanation:

In a chemical reaction, products are formed as a result of the chemical change. Reactants (the initial substances) undergo a chemical change to produce new substances called products. A substance that changes the rate of a chemical reaction is a catalyst. The initial substance that undergoes a chemical change is a reactant. A substance that cannot dissolve into a solution is an insoluble substance, which is not related to the definition of a product in a chemical reaction.

Answer:

the new substance that is formed from a chemical change