Why is matter conserved in a chemical change? In other words why is the mass of the reactonts equal to the mass of the products? The mass is used up and unable to be recycled No atoms are created or destroyed, they just rearrange. Atoms of the exact same mass replace atoms of the original mass Bonds contain hidden mass that will counterbalance any lost mass
[Answered]: Why is matter conserved in a chemical change
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