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Which of the following reasons is why chemical equations are balanced?
A balance equation shows that atoms and mass are conserved as part of the chemical reaction.
The energy produced as part of the reaction and balancing the equation accounts for the energy produced.
The balanced equation should show that the mass of the reactants should be greater than the mass of the products.
Equations do not need to be balanced because energy is not conserved in a chemical reaction.
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