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Why does the law conversation of mass say its impossible for things to disappear?
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Why the the mass of a candle does not disappear while burning?
Because of the law of conversation of mass
Explain why the mass of a candle does not disappear while burning?
Because of the law of conversation of mass
What can the law of conservation of mass predict?
That mass will not disappear or be created.
What wouid happen to mass and weight of a body if the force of gravity disappear suddenly?
Thr body's mass would not change, but its weight would suddenly disappear.
What is mass of conversation of mass?
Conservation of matter means, matter can neither be created nor be destroyed but it can be changed from one form to another.
What does the principal of conversation of mass mean?
That Mass can neither be created or destroyed in a physical or chemical process.
Does you mass always stay the same no matter what?
Yes, no gas is given off, therefore the mass of conversation will stay the same.
Why is the phrase the mass of 1 mole oxygen ambiguous?
because its impossible for an atom to have a mass
Can you use law of conservation in a sentence?
With the law of conversation of mass you can balance anything.
Can you tell the charge of an atom from its mass number?
No, it is impossible.
What is The mass that can neither be created or destroyed?
mass is everywhere .anywhere we go we encounter mass. mass is the thing that occupy space and has weight. mass is created by the people on earth and also non living things. mass can also be destroyed by any means.
Is there a possibility to make an object disappear using physics and chemistry?
That depends what you mean with "disappear". If you burn something, it might "disappear" in a sense. But it really gets converted to something else - and the smoke etc., plus the heat energy, have exactly the same mass (measured in kilograms, or pounds) as the original substances. So, basically, the "law of conservation of mass" is taken to be valid, and the answer is "no".
