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Chemistry, 22.11.2019 20:31 angelaguero536

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during a science lab, peta poured two clear chemicals into different beakers. afterward, he realized that he did not label the beakers so he could not tell the chemicals apart.

which is the best step for peta to take next?

smell them in order to identify them
taste them in order to identify them
mix them together and pour them down the drain
ask the teacher to dispose of them and start over

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