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Why does the mass of a metal oxide formed from a metal and oxygen often exceed the mass of the original metal?

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Chemical measurements, conservation of mass and the quantitative interpretation of chemical equations

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Why does the mass of a metal oxide formed from a metal and oxygen often exceed the mass of the original metal?.

  1. A.The metal absorbs heat during the reaction
  2. B.Oxygen from the air combines with the metal
  3. C.The reaction produces additional products
  4. D.The metal oxide contains fewer atoms than the metal

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