Why the law of conservation of mass is also known as the law of indestructibility of matter?
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In any physical or chemical process the total amount of matter before the reaction and after the reaction of a closed system is same. It implies that matter is indestructible.
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according to law ofconservation of mass there is no increase or decrease in total mass of matter during a chemical or a physical change.
In other words, “Matter can neither be created nor destroyed.”So this law is also known as “Law of Indestructibility of Matter”.
In other words, “Matter can neither be created nor destroyed.”So this law is also known as “Law of Indestructibility of Matter”.
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