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What principle can be applied to all chemical reactions? A) conservation of mass B) reactants formed from products C) energy loss theory D) coefficient principle

What principle can be applied to all chemical reactions? A) conservation of mass B) reactants formed from products C) energy loss theory D) coefficient principle
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What principle can be applied to all chemical reactions?

A) conservation of mass
B) reactants formed from products
C) energy loss theory
D) coefficient principle

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A. Conservation of mass
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