Physics, asked by chandrikaravriya, 2 days ago

Explain the statement and give example.
In a chemical reaction, the total weight of the reactants is same as the total weight of the products.​

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Answered by harshit5645
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in a chemical reaction the total weight of the reactants is same as article weight of the product formed due to the conservation of mass . according to conservation of mass is cannot be destroyed nor created

Answered by Anonymous
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in a chemical reaction the total weight of the reactants is same as article weight of the product formed due to the conservation of mass . according to conservation of mass is cannot be destroyed nor created .

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