Physics, 18.09.2021 01:10 22nathanieltimms
How does the balanced chemical equation show the conservation of matter in the chemical reaction?
A. there are fewer Na atoms in the reactants then in the products.
B. There are more Br atoms in the reactants then in products.
C. The number of F atoms in the reactants equals the number of F atoms in the products.
D. The compound NaF is a substance that is different from the compound NaBr.
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