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The total number of atoms of each element is not changed during a chemical reaction.
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The total number of atoms of each element is not changed during a chemical reaction.
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The total number of atoms of each element is not changed during a chemical reaction.
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That is definitely true. That's why in chemistry we spent a whole two weeks on balancing chemical equations
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