How is the Conservation of Mass still preserved in a balanced Chemical equation with different moles?

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How is the Conservation of Mass still preserved in a balanced Chemical equation with different moles?

How is the Law of Conservation of Mass still preserved if one side of a chemical equation has a total number of 7 moles of reactants, but the other side has a number of 8 moles of product. In this equation, how is the Law Of Conservation of Mass still effective in this chemical equation? Thank you Slight Smile

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