Experiment 1:
A teacher placed one drop of the unknown clear liquid onto a piece of pH paper. The pH paper turned red and indicated a pH of 2.
Experiment 2:
A teacher placed a beaker that contained a copper penny under a fume hood, which removes gases. As the fume hood ran, the teacher placed one drop of the unknown clear liquid on the copper penny. A blue liquid and a dark red gas formed quickly.
• In the second experiment, what is the identity of the chemical property of copper?
A. It shows a reaction with acid. *
B. It shows the formation of rust.
C. It shows a reaction with oxygen.
D. It shows the formation of a base.
• If the students