What is the total amount of matter in an ecosystem doing? always changing always increasing always decreasing remaining the same

Chemistry

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Ilya [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Remaining the same

Explanation:

By the Lavoisier's principle the matter can't be created nor destroyed, but always transformed.

It means that in an ecosystem, the matter, and also the energy, is not increasing and not decreasing, the total amount remains the same, but in different forms.

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