What is the purpose of balancing chemical reactions? 1. To show that energy is not created or destroyed 2. To show that Newton's laws are true 3. To obey the Law of Conservation of Mass 4. To increase

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What is the purpose of balancing chemical reactions?

1. To show that energy is not created or destroyed
2. To show that Newton's laws are true
3. To obey the Law of Conservation of Mass
4. To increase the amount of product produced

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Answer: I believe its 1

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