What is true in every balanced chemical equation?
A. Mass has to be conserved.
B. The re...
Physics, 23.04.2020 05:17 24wilsleaann
What is true in every balanced chemical equation?
A. Mass has to be conserved.
B. The reaction does not give off any energy.
C. All coefficients have to be an even number.
D. Atoms are created when products are formed.
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Mechanical energy is when the amount of kinetic and potential energies added together remains the same. conserved created lost
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