A student adds 5 grams of vinegar to 7 grams of baking soda in a sealed bag. Then she watches the bag inflate as a chemical reaction occurs. Which of these amounts is a CORRECT prediction of the mass of

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A student adds 5 grams of vinegar to 7 grams of baking soda in a sealed bag. Then she watches the bag inflate as a chemical

reaction occurs. Which of these amounts is a CORRECT prediction of the mass of the materials in the container after the reaction is
complete?

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The mass will stay the same if the bag stays sealed.

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