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An equation that has the same amount of atoms of each element on both sides of the reaction obeys what law? A. Law of conversation of energy B. Law of conversation of mass C. Law of conversation of atoms
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An equation that has the same amount of atoms of each element on both sides of the reaction obeys what law?
A. Law of conversation of energy
B. Law of conversation of mass
C. Law of conversation of atoms
D. Law of conversation of temperature
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I beieve that it is either B or C, I was never good in chemistry.
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B. Law of conversation of mass
According to that law, mass remains constant and cannot be either created or destroyed
Hope this helps!
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