Chemistry, 16.04.2021 19:50, cuppykittyy

You set up an experiment on a mass scale. You place a piece of metal in a salt solution, then the chemical reaction you observe starts bubbling
violently. The scale reads a loss of mass afterwards - explain whether or not
the law of conservation of mass is violated. *

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