Which fundamental law is involved in every chemical equation?
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The fundamental law involved in every chemical equation is the Law of Conservation of Mass . It was given by Lavoisier in the 18th century . He gave this law after studying combustion with the presence of oxygen .
According to this law, the quantity of reactants is equal to the number of products before and after a chemical reaction or transformation . This includes any amount of gaseous component used which is easy to be neglected at the time of measurement of the quantities.
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