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How does the number of atoms presents on each equation side relate to the Law of Conservation Mass

How does the number of atoms presents on each equation side relate to the Law of Conservation Mass
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How does the number of atoms presents on each equation side relate to the Law of Conservation Mass

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The number of atoms of each element on each side has to be the same for the Law of Conservation of Mass to apply.
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