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1. Which is true about the Law of Conservation of Mass? 3. What was one of the tests that Lavoisier performed to prove the Law of Conservation of Mass? A. When a new substance is formed, matter is added A. Combined ammonia with salt B. Atoms are destroyed during a chemical reaction B. Burned water C. Put the fruit into a sealed container and let it rot C. During a chemical reaction, atoms are created D. Combined fruit with ammonia in an D. Atoms cannot be created or open container destroyed, only rearranged 2. What happens to water as it evaporates? A. Atoms are added B. It becomes less dense water vapor C. A new substance is formed D. Atoms are destroyed

1. Which is true about the Law of Conservation of Mass? 3. What was one of the tests that Lavoisier performed to prove the Law of Conservation of Mass? A. When a new substance is formed, matter is added A. Combined ammonia with salt B. Atoms are destroyed during a chemical reaction B. Burned water C. Put the fruit into a sealed container and let it rot C. During a chemical reaction, atoms are created D. Combined fruit with ammonia in an D. Atoms cannot be created or open container destroyed, only rearranged 2. What happens to water as it evaporates? A. Atoms are added B. It becomes less dense water vapor C. A new substance is formed D. Atoms are destroyed

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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