Understanding the Law of Conservation of Mass: Methane Combustion Explained This educational video breaks down the Law of Conservation of Mass using the methane combustion reaction as a clear example. Watch how methane reacts with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water, demonstrating that mass is neither created nor destroyed in chemical reactions. Designed for grade 10 students, this instructional lesson uses animations and on-screen text to simplify complex concepts. Perfect for learners seek

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Methane is the second most important #greenhousegas driving #climatechange. This article, led by Prof Drew Shindell of Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke, published in Frontiers in Science, puts a spotlight on methane as the fastest way to slow global warming right now. The levels are rising fast: between 2010 and 2019 a total warming of 1.07C was observed, of which half a degree was attributed to methane alone. Despite this, little action has been taken to reduce methane emissions, with