39. An enclosed mixture has a mass of 12.69723±0.00003 g, and after a chemical change occurs the mixture has a mass of 12.69724±0.00003 g. These results show that (A)the law of conservation of matter is not always true. (B)the law of conservation of mass is not always true. (C)the mass of the enclosed mixture remains constant within the experimental error of the measurement. (D)the mass of the enclosed mixture does not change. (E)the mass of the enclosed mixture increased.

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39. An enclosed mixture has a mass of 12.69723±0.00003 g, and after a chemical change occurs the
mixture has a mass of 12.69724±0.00003 g. These results show that
(A)the law of conservation of matter is not always true.
(B)the law of conservation of mass is not always true.
(C)the mass of the enclosed mixture remains constant within the experimental error of the measurement.
(D)the mass of the enclosed mixture does not change.
(E)the mass of the enclosed mixture increased.
40. The mechanism of electrical conduction in metals is thought to be
(A)
the same as that in solid electrolytes. (B)
(C) dependent on the movement of ions. (D)
the same as that in molten electrolytes.
dependent on the movement of valence electrons.
Transcribed Image Text:39. An enclosed mixture has a mass of 12.69723±0.00003 g, and after a chemical change occurs the mixture has a mass of 12.69724±0.00003 g. These results show that (A)the law of conservation of matter is not always true. (B)the law of conservation of mass is not always true. (C)the mass of the enclosed mixture remains constant within the experimental error of the measurement. (D)the mass of the enclosed mixture does not change. (E)the mass of the enclosed mixture increased. 40. The mechanism of electrical conduction in metals is thought to be (A) the same as that in solid electrolytes. (B) (C) dependent on the movement of ions. (D) the same as that in molten electrolytes. dependent on the movement of valence electrons.
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