Question

1. banana mixed two substances together. it first smells like flowers and a new smell like bleach. she analyzed the two mixing substances (one of the was a white solid, of the papella rub of atoms of the diagrams below shows groups of atoms if the two are mixed together? a diagram a b diagram b c diagram c d diagram d

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the diagrams:

• Diagram A: Sample 1 has green and blue; Sample 2 has green and blue. Mixing them would repeat the same atoms, but the problem involves a new smell (new substance), so not A.
• Diagram B: Sample 1 has purple and blue; Sample 2 has orange and blue. Mixing these would combine different atom groups (purple, blue, orange) to form a new substance (explaining the new smell), matching the scenario.
• Diagram C: Sample 1 has orange; Sample 2 has green and purple. Mixing would combine these, but the original substances (smells like bleach, flowers) likely have different atom groups, and B’s combination is more consistent with forming a new substance.
• Diagram D: Sample 1 has orange and blue; Sample 2 has green. Mixing, but B better shows combining two distinct atom groups from the original substances.

Answer:

B. Diagram B