A student measured and recorded the temperature of the liquid
inside a can of carbonated soft drink. He then poured the soft
drink from the can into a glass filled with ice. Gas bubbles
appeared on the sides of the glass and formed a layer of foam
as they rose to the top of the glass. The mixture gave off a sweet
odor. When the temperature of the soft drink and ice mixture
was measured, the temperature of the mixture was much lower
than the temperature previously recorded for the canned soft
drink. The student concluded a chemical change had taken
place.
Which statement provides the best evidence that the student's
conclusion is wrong?
Gas bubbles
appeared on the
sides of the glass.
No new substances
were formed.
There was a change
in temperature.
The mixture gave off
a sweet odor.