Chemistry, 25.06.2019 19:30 marcaveli294
Consider the statement "i believe the identity of the unknown element is sodium, in part because of it's gray color and in part because the metal reacted with water" which correctly evaluates the statement? a. not reliable because many metals are gray and several react with waterb. reliable because the author believes the statement to be validc. not reliable because the identity of the element was not originally knownd. reliable because it deals with science topics such as metals and chemical reactivity.
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