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The law of Conservation of Matter states tht during a chemical reaction, the amount of matter
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The law of Conservation of Matter states tht during a chemical reaction, the amount of matter

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is the same as the amount that is used to make the chemical reaction. The Law of conservation of Matter states that matter cannot be added or removed, or created or destroyed. This means that the amount of matter is always the same

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