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Chemistry, 24.02.2020 19:36 adlaremse2987

Please explain how the following two combustion (burning) reactions appear to disobey the law of conservation of Mass: a When a diamond is burned, the mass that remains is zero. B. When a piece of wood is burned, the leftover ashes weight less than the wood. Upon further investigation, it is noted that CO2 is vented off from both reactions. With this additional information, state how you can prove the diamond is made of pure carbon ans yet the wood is not.

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