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Chemistry, 02.04.2021 22:00 lorelaistudent

If you start a bonfire and burn logs that contain 2kg of carbon. You bring the remains back to the lab and see that there is now only 1kg of carbon in
the ash. Have you violated (gone against) the Law of Conservation of
Matter? Why or why not?

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