Explain law of conservation of mass with an experiment
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According to law of conservation of mass ,mass neither be created nor be destroy.
Experiment:-
H2+O2=H2O
Balancing the above equation
2H2+02=2H2
Mass of hydrogen +mass of oxygen =mass of H2O
4u+32u=2×18th
36u=36u
SO, mass of reactant =mass of product
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According to that the mass cannot be created nor be destroyed in any chemical reaction.i.e the total mass of reactants = the total mass of the product. eg. sodium carbonate(4.0g) + hydrochloric acid(10.0g)➡ carbondioxide (2.5g) +sodium chloride (11.5)
here , total mass of reactants = 4.0+10 = 14g
total mass of product s= 2.5 +11.5= 14 g
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here , total mass of reactants = 4.0+10 = 14g
total mass of product s= 2.5 +11.5= 14 g
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