In Beaker A, you have 45 mL of a blue liquid that has a mass of 65 g. In Beaker B you have 35 mL of a yellow liquid that has a mass of 95 g.

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a) Assuming no chemical reaction occurs and the liquids are capable of safely and thoroughly mixing together with one another, what would you expect to happen?

What will the beaker look like when you pour them together?

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In Beaker A, you have 45 mL of a blue liquid that has a mass of 65 g. In Beaker B you have 35 mL of a yellow liquid that has a mass of 95 g.

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