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What law states that matter cannot be created nor destroyed, even in a chemical reaction? A Newton's Laws of Motion B Law of Conservation of Mass

What law states that matter cannot be created nor destroyed, even in a chemical reaction? A Newton's Laws of Motion B Law of Conservation of Mass
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What law states that matter cannot be created nor

destroyed, even in a chemical reaction?
A
Newton's Laws of Motion
B
Law of Conservation of Mass

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User Ben Saunders
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I believe it would be Law of conservation of mass (sorry if I'm incorrect)

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