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Explain the law of conservation as it refers to chemical reactions
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Explain the law of conservation as it refers to chemical reactions

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The Law of Conservation states :
1. In a reaction, no atom is neither created nor destroyed.
2. Both the sides,that is the reactants and products must have equal atomic mass.
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