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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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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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