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True or false: In a combustion reaction, matter is destroyed.
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True or false: In a combustion reaction, matter is destroyed.

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FALSE.

EXPLANATION: According to law of conservation of mass (which states that mass is never created nor destroyed in chemical reactions), matter can't be destroyed in these reactions.
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Matter is never destroyed, nor created. So, this is false.
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