Does the reaction above satisfy the law of conservation of matter? Use details to support your work. 2H₂O₂=H₂+O₂

No, the amount of matter of the reactants is not equal to the amount of matter of the products.

Explanation:

According to the conservation of matter the amount of matter of the reactants is equal to the amount of matter of the products. The given reaction is

In the reactant side there are molecules of hydrogen and molecules of oxygen.

In the product side there are 2 molecules of both hydgrogen and oxygen. So the reaction does not satisfy the law of conservation of mass.

The balanced reaction would be

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