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How Does the Law of Conservation of Mass Explain Chemical Reactions?

The Law of Conservation of Mass is really cool! It tells us that when a chemical reaction happens, nothing is created or destroyed. All the matter just changes shape or form. Let’s break it down:

  1. Reactants to Products: When things mix together in a reaction, the total mass of what you started with (called reactants) is the same as what you end up with (called products).

  2. Fun Experiment: An easy experiment to see this in action is when you mix vinegar and baking soda. It bubbles up and makes gas. But if you put a lid on it, the total mass doesn’t change—everything is still there!

So, it’s like a magic trick! All the stuff is still around, just looking different!

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How Does the Law of Conservation of Mass Explain Chemical Reactions?

The Law of Conservation of Mass is really cool! It tells us that when a chemical reaction happens, nothing is created or destroyed. All the matter just changes shape or form. Let’s break it down:

  1. Reactants to Products: When things mix together in a reaction, the total mass of what you started with (called reactants) is the same as what you end up with (called products).

  2. Fun Experiment: An easy experiment to see this in action is when you mix vinegar and baking soda. It bubbles up and makes gas. But if you put a lid on it, the total mass doesn’t change—everything is still there!

So, it’s like a magic trick! All the stuff is still around, just looking different!

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