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What chemical equation shows that no atoms are lost during a chemical reaction? Answer Choices- A- 8Fe+S_(8)=FeS B-8Fe+8S_(8)=8FeS C- Fe+8S_(8)= FeS D- 8Fe+S_(8)=8FeS
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What chemical equation shows that no atoms are lost during a chemical reaction?

Answer Choices-
A- 8Fe+
S_(8)=FeS
B-8Fe+8
S_(8)=8FeS
C- Fe+8
S_(8)= FeS
D- 8Fe+
S_(8)=8FeS

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The answer is D- 8Fe+=8FeS.

The reason is that you both have 8Fe atoms and 8S atoms on both sides, so no atoms are lost.

Hope this is helpful.
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