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In nuclear reactions, the amount of matter and energy of the reactants has to equal the amount of matter and energy of the products. TRUE FALSE

In nuclear reactions, the amount of matter and energy of the reactants has to equal the amount of matter and energy of the products. TRUE FALSE
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In nuclear reactions, the amount of matter and energy of the reactants has to equal the amount of matter and energy of the products.

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Yes/true, the amount of matter and energy HAS to equal the amount of matter and energy of the products.
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true. law of conservation of matter and energy
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