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Chemistry, 08.01.2021 17:20, micahatwood03

ILL GIVE BRAINLIST The law of conservation of matter states that matter can be neither created nor destroyed. Your friend shows you the following chemical equation: Cac03-->Ca0+co. He says that because the oxygen atoms are split between two different molecules in the products, the equation does not support the law of conservation of matter. Is your friend right? Explain your answer.

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