Answer to Question #289298 in General Chemistry for Leafy

General Chemistry

Question #289298

What is the Law of Conservation of Mass

34g S + ?g O = 2.0g S + 96g So4

Expert's answer

Matter is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction.

Mass of Oxygen "= 2+96-34"

"=64g"

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