He statement "matter can be neither created nor destroyed by chemical means, but it can be changed from one form to another" is the chemical law of

(A) conservation of matter.

B. atomic disintegration.

C. conservation of energy.

D. definite proportions.

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16 September, 10:52

He statement "matter can be neither created nor destroyed by chemical means, but it can be changed from one form to another" is the chemical law of

(A) conservation of matter.

B. atomic disintegration.

C. conservation of energy.

D. definite proportions.

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Tramp · Answer 1

The statement "matter can be neither created nor destroyed by chemical means, but it can be changed from one form to another" is the chemical law of A. conservation of matter.

The other options are talking about energy, not matter.

Ben Juarez · Answer 2

A is the answer, depends on the chemistry law

He statement "matter can be neither created nor destroyed by chemical means, but it can be changed from one form to another" is the chemical law of(A) conservation of matter.B. atomic disintegration.C. conservation of energy.D. definite proportions.

He statement "matter can be neither created nor destroyed by chemical means, but it can be changed from one form to another" is the chemical law of

(A) conservation of matter.

B. atomic disintegration.

C. conservation of energy.

D. definite proportions.