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The balancing of chemical equations is done to satisfy which law

A

Law of Conservation of mass

B

Law of chemical combination

C

Both

D

None of the above

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  • A balanced chemical equation is based on

    A
    law of conservation of mass
    B
    law of constant proportions
    C
    law of multiple proportions
    D
    law of combining weights
  • A balanced chemical equation is based on

    A
    law of conservation of mass
    B
    law of constant proportions
    C
    law of multiple proportions
    D
    law of combining welghts
  • The balancing of chemical equations is based upon the law of

    A
    combining volumes
    B
    multiple proportions
    C
    conservation of mass
    D
    definite proportions.
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