Chemistry, asked by Jahnvisingh11, 10 months ago

explain how the total mass of a substance remain unchanged during chemical change​.

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Answered by ishan7112
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take a paper and weight it and note the weight of the paper and then burn the paper and weight the ash it would be same as of the paper

Answered by unknowngenius45
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Atoms are not created or destroyed in a chemical reaction, they are just rearranged from the reactants to form the products. ... If a chemical reaction is completed in a closed system (when nothing extra can get in and nothing can escape), then the mass will remain constant.

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