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If a chemical reaction such as the formation of iron oxide contains 4 atoms of iron (fe) in the product how many atoms of iron (fe) would be in the reactants ?
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If a chemical reaction such as the formation of iron oxide contains 4 atoms of iron (fe) in the product how many atoms of iron (fe) would be in the reactants ?

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your in k12 science the eog #4

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4. Number of atoms are conserved in chemical reactions
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