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The mass in a chemical reaction is found in..... A. The energy produced by the reaction B. The explosion produced by the chemical reaction C. The atom involved in the chemical reaction. D. The bonds involved
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The mass in a chemical reaction is found in.....
A. The energy produced by the reaction
B. The explosion produced by the chemical reaction
C. The atom involved in the chemical reaction.
D. The bonds involved in the chemical reaction.
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A btw im on the same test rn
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I believe the answer is A. and correct me if i'm wrong:)
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