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Explain how balancing chemical equations with coefficients conserve the mass in a reaction.
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Explain how balancing

chemical equations with
coefficients conserve the
mass in a reaction.

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without coefficients, chemical equations would be unbalanced and would lose mass in the reaction since they don't end up being equal
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