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A scientist had two substances. One was a yellow liquid. The other was a colorless liquid. The scientist added a few drops of the yellow liquid to the colorless liquid. A red solid formed. What most likely happened when the scientist mixed the two liquids? A new substance with properties different from either of the liquids was formed. A new substance with properties identical to the colorless liquid was formed. The two substances stayed the same and no new substances were formed. A new substance with properties identical to the yellow liquid was formed.
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