Antoine lavoisier found that mass was conserved in chemical reactions when he saw that a) heat was released in chemical reactions. b) the products differed greatly from the reactants. c) the mass of the products was the same as that of the reactants. d) the mass of the products were heavier than the mass of the reactants.
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