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In any chemical reaction, the mass of the reactants equals the mass of the products. This result forms the basis of the Law of Conservation of Mass. Which statement correctly explains why this is a law, rather than a theory?
It has more scientific evidence supporting it.
It has both independent and dependent variables.
It has been tested with the latest laboratory balances, which are very accurate.
It describes a repeatedly observed relationship, but it does not offer an explanation.
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