Which of the following is the correct description of Einstein's equation? a change in mass is related to a change in energy matter can change form during chemical reactions energy and mass are the same particles moving at the speed of light have a certain amount of energy
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\[E=m c^2\]
is it B?
no
in a chemical reaction mass of reactants=mass of products.
what about A?
"in a chemical reaction mass of reactants=mass of products." But we know this isn't true. There will always be slight (tiny) differences, depending on whether the reaction was exo or endothermic.
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