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A student placed fruit in a tightly sealed bag and found the mass of the fruit every week. She found the mass did not change over time even though the fruit was going through a chemical change. Is this
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A student placed fruit in a tightly sealed bag and found the mass of the fruit every week. She found the mass did not change over time even though the fruit was going through a chemical change. Is this an example of the Law of Conservation of Mass? Why or why not? Answer in sentences.

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Mass doesn't change at all :)

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mass never changes even if It changes chemical properties.

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