Chemistry, asked by sanamnizam1234, 11 months ago

On what basis is a chemical equation balanced?
why do we need a chemical reaction to be balanced

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Answered by madhuraevergrep3rr3k

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it is based on law of conservation of mass

Answered by XxitzArnavxX

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Answer:

Chemical reations are balance on their atomic wait

Explanation:

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n we balance them because we can't create any atom and nor be destroyed

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