In a chemical reaction does matter increase, decrease, or disappear.

Matter doesn't disappear

The answer to your question is 'No'.

Matter is never created or destroyed. This is called

the Law of Conservation of mass.

In a chemical reaction, the amounts of matter before

and after the reaction are exactly equal.

If there's more matter there after the reaction, then the extra

came from somewhere during the reaction.

If there's less matter left after the reaction, then the rest

went somewhere during the reaction.