What happen to the atomic number during the chemical Reaction?
(a) Increase (c) dt changes
(b) Romains the same (d) Change the alternatively.
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The atomic no remains same because during chemical reaction both the reactant and the product site atom should reamin same because to follow the laws of conservation of mass
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atomic number of an element is nothing but number of protons .
During a chemical reaction the number of electrons only changes but the number of protons does not change so the atomic number does not change.
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