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Please help me with my science, Im really behind and in trouble.. its 8th grade chemistry balancing equations
Chemical equations should be balanced so that they demonstrate the Law of Conservation of Mass. Which of the following statements about balanced chemical equations is correct?
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a. The products must contain the same types but not the same numbers of atoms as the reactants.
b. The products must contain the same number and types of atoms as the reactants.
c. The products must contain the same number but not the same types of atoms as the reactants.
d. The products must contain the same arrangement of atoms as found in the reactants.
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