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What is always conserved in a chemical reaction? Mass is always conserved in a reaction. Energy is always conserved in a reaction. Mass and energy are both conserved. Nothing is…

What is always conserved in a chemical reaction? Mass is always conserved in a reaction. Energy is always conserved in a reaction. Mass and energy are both conserved. Nothing is…
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What is always conserved in a chemical reaction? Mass is always conserved in a reaction. Energy is always conserved in a reaction. Mass and energy are both conserved. Nothing is always conserved in a reaction.

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The different elements in the reactant are always conserved in a chemical reaction in the product.
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