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12g of carbon react with 32g of oxygen to produce 44g co2 . which law does this govern ?

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Solution

This statements holds proof for Law of Conservation of Mass.

As 12 g of Carbon combine with 32 g of Oxygen to give (12+32)=44 g of Carbon dioxide.

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