Chemistry, asked by AsfiQ4173, 1 year ago

Define the law of conservation of mass. Is this law applicable to the chemical reactions? Elaborate your answer with the help of an example

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Answered by vaishusingh

law of conservation of mass states that "matter can neither be created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction. thus ,the amount of matter cannot change."

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