Question

12b. question: are any of the liquids the same substance? directions: use the information in the data table to provide sufficient evidence to support your claim. use complete sentences. evidence:

Explanation:

To determine if any liquids are the same substance, we analyze physical properties (like density, boiling point, freezing point, or solubility) from the data table. If two liquids have identical values for these characteristic properties, they are likely the same substance. For example, if Liquid A and Liquid B have the same density, boiling point, and freezing point, this evidence supports the claim that they are the same substance. (Note: Since the data table isn't provided, a general approach is given. With the actual table, we'd compare specific property values.)

Answer:

To determine if any liquids are the same substance, we examine their characteristic physical properties (e.g., density, boiling point) from the data table. If two liquids have identical values for these properties, they are likely the same substance. For instance, if Liquid X and Liquid Y have the same density, boiling point, and freezing point, this evidence shows they are the same substance. (Final answer depends on the specific data table, but this is the method to derive it.)