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Which of the following quantities is conserved in chemical reactions? A. number of molecules B. number of particles C. number of atoms D. number of moles

Which of the following quantities is conserved in chemical reactions? A. number of molecules B. number of particles C. number of atoms D. number of moles
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Which of the following quantities is conserved in chemical reactions?

A. number of molecules
B. number of particles
C. number of atoms
D. number of moles

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