What is always the same between the reactants and products in a chemical reaction?

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anor277
Apr 22, 2018

Mass and charge....

Explanation:

All chemical reactions (i) conserve mass, and (ii) conserve charge. And all reaction chemistry, and stoichiometry depend on these principles. And thus if we start with 1*g, 10*g, 1000*g of reactants, we will necessarily finish with 1*g, 10*g, 1000*g of product.

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