What happens to matter during a chemical reaction? some matter is created. some matter is destroyed. matter is neither destroyed nor created. some matter is destroyed and some is created?

Explanation:  Neither matter nor is or destroyed during a .

During any chemical reaction, the matter is neither created nor destroyed.

Further Explanation:

The matter is referred to as any substance that makes up the earth. Also, it is referred to as any mass that acquired any space in the universe. Atoms present in the earth are the smallest unit of matter. Electrons, neutron, and proton together make up the atom. Molecule and atoms are linked together by chemical energy. Mainly potential energy is conserved in the matter. According to the law of conservation of mass, the matter is neither created nor destroyed. Antoine Lavoisier gave this law in the year 1785.

This law mainly states that inside the system, energy, mass, and matter remain constant for a very long time. So, the quantity present in the system cannot be changed, remove or added. For example, in any chemical reaction, the mass of the chemical constituents is equal before or after the chemical reaction.

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Grade: High School

Subject: Biology

Chapter: Atom

Keywords:  Matter, atom, proton, neutron, electron, Antoine Lavoisier, destroyed, created, potential energy, substance, earth, mass, changed, added, removed, system.

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