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Based on the Law of Conservation of Matter, why do you think the weight of Steel Wool would change the way it did?
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Based on the Law of Conservation of Matter, why do you think the weight of Steel Wool would change the way it did?

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Because matter cannot be destroyed or created, It can change form through physical, chemical changes but the matter never gets destroyed or created.

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