Modeling Conservation of Mass

The law of Conservation of Mass states

• matter can be created and destroyed

• matter takes up space

• matter cannot be created or destroyed

• matter has a new mass after a chemical reaction

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What are the starting materials in a reaction?

• product

• subscript

• coefficient

• reactants

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What is the substance that is formed after a chemical reaction called?

• product

• subscript

• coefficient

• reactants

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What happens to atoms in a chemical reaction?

• they are destroyed

• they are created

• they are rearranged

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Lynn had 100 mg of water and 50 mg of salt. She then combined the water and the salt and a chemical reaction occurred. What is the mass at the end of her experiment?

• 50

• 100

• 150

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Does the image correctly represent the Law of Conservation of Mass?

• yes

• no

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Does the image represent the Law of Conservation of

• yes

• no

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What is weight, in grams, NaCl?

Na has a mass of 22.98g

Cl has a mass of 34.45g

• 22.98g

• 34.45g

• 11.47g

• 37.43g

What is the weight, in grams, NaCl₂?

Na has a mass of 22.98g

Cl has a mass of 34.45g

• 68.9g

• 91.88g

• 15457.43g

There are ____ atoms of Cl in NaCl₂

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