4. . Which is NOT TRUE about the Law of Conservation of mass? O The number of atoms before and after the reaction is equal. O Mass is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction. O The total mass of the product of the reaction is less than the reactants The product of the reaction is different from the reactants but, the mass is same. 5. What is the type of chemical reaction, H2O (1) + MgO (s) → Mg(OH) (s) O Combination

4. . Which is NOT TRUE about the Law of Conservation of mass? O The number of atoms before and after the reaction is equal. O Mass is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction. O The total mass of the product of the reaction is less than the reactants The product of the reaction is different from the reactants but, the mass is same. 5. What is the type of chemical reaction, H2O (1) + MgO (s) → Mg(OH) (s) O Combination

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Chapter3: Stoichiometry

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