What is the Law of Conservation of Mass? Why is it important in Earth’s recycling of water, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen.

Why is it important in Earth's recycling of water, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen. ... In turn, the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is absorbed by the plants that undergo photosynthesis. Therefore, the law of conservation of mass helps us understand how ecological balance is maintained through our ecosystems.

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