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volume of a crystal of Potash alum cannot be determined by reversing it into water taken in a graduated beaker why​

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Answered by jayagara5
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One of chemistry’s goals is to be able to transform any set of substances (the reactants) to another set of substances (the products) through a chemical reaction. As we have discussed in class, there are rules, such as the Law of Conservation of Mass, by which chemical reactions occur, and it took chemists a long time to understand these basic rules. Even though we know a great deal about chemical reactions, chemists are still finding new chemical reactions and new ways of assembling atoms into molecules and molecules into more elaborate structures. In this and the next laboratory exercise you will learn some of the basics of how chemists carry out chemical reactions and how they characterize the chemical substances involved in these reactions.

Answered by sid9152
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One of chemistry’s goals is to be able to transform any set of substances (the reactants) to another set of substances (the products) through a chemical reaction. As we have discussed in class, there are rules, such as the Law of Conservation of Mass, by which chemical reactions occur, and it took chemists a long time to understand these basic rules. Even though we know a great deal about chemical reactions, chemists are still finding new chemical reactions and new ways of assembling atoms into molecules and molecules into more elaborate structures. In this and the next laboratory exercise you will learn some of the basics of how chemists carry out chemical reactions and how they characterize the chemical substances involved in these reactions.

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