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Are the atoms conserved during a chemical change even though new molecules are made?

Are the atoms conserved during a chemical change even though new molecules are made?
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Are the atoms conserved during a chemical change even though new molecules are made?

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The best answer would be yes because some of the old ones will give a "boost" to the new ones that come in. Hope this helped!
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