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Chemistry, 19.10.2021 14:00 madisonmcelvany2404

If we recorded the mass before and after for the "other" chemical change experiments, they would appear to violate the law of conservation of mass. Each
experiment would show mass was "lost” during the chemical change. Explain
why.

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