Total mass of the reactants and products will remain conserved during a chemical reaction, this statement is called _____?
کیمیائی رد عمل کے دوران ری ایکٹنٹس اور مصنوعات کا کل ماس محفوظ رہے گا، اس بیان کو _____ کہا جاتا ہے؟
Answer: Law of conservation of mass
Explanation
The statement "Total mass of the reactants and products will remain conserved during a chemical reaction" is called the Law of Conservation of Mass.
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