Chemistry, asked by priyanshpandey28, 10 months ago

there is no gain or loss of what in a chemical reaction

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Answered by 000000000018

Answer:

there is no gain or loss of mass / matter in a chemical equation according to law of Proportion

Answered by rimariyasingh499

Answer:

Netral reaction

Explanation:

non acid and base

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