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Students observe a yellow cloud forming in the dish during the experiment. On the basis of the information provided, which of the following is most likely responsible for the yellow color?
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Yeah Oh Okay Next up Here we go Students observe
- 00:09
a yellow cloud forming in the dish during the experiment
- 00:13
on the basis of the information provided which of the
- 00:15
following is most likely responsible for the yellow color And
- 00:20
John Dis is not in here Neither is Ghostbusters being
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involved So yet neither of those will be careful with
- 00:26
questions like these Even if a super smart chemistry genius
- 00:30
knows off the top of her head What the answer
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is in science not enough information is provided in the
- 00:36
description to determine the chemical responsible for the yellow color
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For all we know there could be a little untrained
- 00:42
puppy running around the science lab you know marking his
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territory there Yeah So when it comes to the Aspire
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science assessment exam here the passage is everything Don't bring
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in knowledge You just kind of knew from the outside
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world Trust your gut if it seems like there's not
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enough information given and just go with the like is 00:01:03.44 --> [endTime] the right answer here No nothing So sorry
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