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Law of Conservation of Matter applied to physical changes: ice melts into water with no change in mass.

Illustration showing the Law of Conservation of Matter applied to physical changes, with a beaker of ice (solid water, 100 g reactants) and a beaker of liquid water (100 g product).

Illustration showing the Law of Conservation of Matter applied to physical changes, with a beaker of ice (solid water, 100 g reactants) and a beaker of liquid water (100 g product).

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