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If 23 atoms of hydrogen are present in the reactants, how many atoms of hydrogen will have to be present in the products?

If 23 atoms of hydrogen are present in the reactants, how many atoms of hydrogen will have to be present in the products?
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If 23 atoms of hydrogen are present in the reactants, how many atoms of hydrogen will have to be present in the products?

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23

Step-by-step explanation:

law of conservation of mass

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