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How Did The Second Trial Cause The Initial Mass To Change
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As my hypothesis stated, both of the trials proved that the initial mass changed. The first trial was an open system because we used a cup, and the second trial was closed because we used a bag. The chemical reaction caused the initial mass to change, therefore concluding our experiment with the expected results.

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