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Lesson 13 does a chemical reaction destroy matter answer key

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eduard3 years ago

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No. A chemical reaction does not destroy matter but it can convert matter into another form or into a substance with a different molecular structure. Matter can even be converted into energy in a nuclear reaction.

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