why atoms are neither created nor destroyed in chemical reaction?
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Because of Law of conservation of mass.
this means is that even though different substances are created during the process of a chemical reaction, none of the reactant atoms are lost. They are simply rearranged into the new substances.
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because of inter conversion of mass
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