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According to the Law of Conservation of Matter (also sometimes called the Law of Conservation of Mass), if there are 3 atoms of Oxygen on the REACTANTS side of a chemical equation, how many atoms of Oxygen
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According to the Law of Conservation of Matter (also sometimes called the Law of Conservation of Mass), if there are 3 atoms of Oxygen on the REACTANTS side of a chemical equation, how many atoms of Oxygen must there be on the PRODUCTS side of the equation?

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The answer is D.

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The Law of Conservation of mass states that matter is not created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction.

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