Respuesta :

There is a law called The Law of Conservation of Mass: this law states that mass can NEVER be created or destroyed. Therefore, mass simply converts into other forms of mass. For example, as a candle burns some of the candle gets coverted into gases such as water vapor and carbon dioxide. All the mass is still there it just changed fram a solid to a gaseous vapor. Make sense?
candle for  gaseous  product  in  which   the  number each  of  atom  is   the same  to   the number of each atom in reactant  side
C31H64  +47O2 --->31CO2 +32H2O
The sum  of the  masses   of  candle  wax+oxygen  consumed  is  the same as masses of   CO2  and H20  formed
.According  to  the  law  of conservation of mass  the sum  of the  mass  of  the  reagent  must be equal  to   the  sum  of  the  mass  of  the  product