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No, this isn't true. There's no conservation of matter anywhere. If you take 2 hydrogen atoms and weight them, then bond them together in a hydrogen molecule an
by doublesCs 6y ago
No, this isn't true. There's no conservation of matter anywhere. If you take 2 hydrogen atoms and weight them, then bond them together in a hydrogen molecule and weight that, the molecule weights less than twice one hydrogen atom.
- ncmncm 6y agoBut you still have the two hydrogen atoms, before and after. They are matter. Tiny (really tiny!) differences in weight don't change that.
- doublesCs 6y agoI guess when you said "conservation of matter" I interpreted that as meaning "conservation of mass", seeing as we're talking about weight loss.