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Matter can undergo chemical reactions and nuclear reactions, which statement is true for both types of reactions? a. the reactants have the same numbers of atoms as the products, b. they conserve mass.
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Matter can undergo chemical reactions and nuclear reactions, which

statement is true for both types of reactions?
a. the reactants have the same numbers of atoms as the products,
b. they conserve mass.
c. they involve breaking and making chemical bonds,
d. they have reactants and products,

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Answer: C

Explanation:

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

they involve breaking and making chemical bonds

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