Chemistry, asked by dadhechmamta98, 1 month ago

what is law of conservation of mass

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Answered by Anonymous

The law states that mass can neither be created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction .

Answered by bhartirathore299

thє lαw σf cσnsєrvαtíσn σf mαss stαtєs thαtmαss ín αn ísσlαtєd sчstєm ís nєíthєr crєαtєd nσr dєstrσчєd вч chєmícαl rєαctíσns σr phчsícαl trαnsfσrmαtíσns. αccσrdíng tσ thє lαw σf cσnsєrvαtíσn σf mαss, thє mαss σf thє prσducts ín α chєmícαl rєαctíσn must єquαl thє mαss σf thє rєαctαnts.

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