Conservation of Mass means: A. Mass is gained in a chemical change B. Mass is lost in a chemical change C. Total mass of the chemicals doesn’t change in a chemical change D. Change in total mass depends

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Conservation of Mass means:

A. Mass is gained in a chemical change
B. Mass is lost in a chemical change
C. Total mass of the chemicals doesn’t change in a chemical change
D. Change in total mass depends on the type of chemical change

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Idk sorry !!‍♀️.......

Chaosit answered Oct 8, 2021

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Answer:

Conservation of mass mean mass cannot be created nor destroyed

Step-by-step explanation:

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