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Harrison froze 250 grams of water. If all of the water changed into a solid, what would be the weight of the ice?
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Harrison froze 250 grams of water. If all of the water changed into a solid, what would be the weight of the ice?
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Harrison froze 250 grams of water. If all of the water changed into a solid, what would be the weight of the ice?
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11 grams
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