1. how can scientists prove the conservation of mass in a chemical equation? a. combining the atoms so they…

1. how can scientists prove the conservation of mass in a chemical equation? a. combining the atoms so they are not equal on both sides of the equation b. counting and comparing the number and types of atoms in the reactants and products c. by using a triple beam balance to obtain the mass of the atoms before and after a reaction d. by saving the atoms that are extra for another reaction

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