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When a chemical reaction occurs, what happens to the atoms of the two reactants
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When a chemical reaction occurs, what happens
to the atoms of the two reactants

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The atoms in the two reactants are rearranged in the products. No new atoms are created or destroyed, but they can be rearranged.
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