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Explain how water changes state using physical changes. Are there the same number of water molecules after the change? How does this prove the Law of Conservation of Mass?

Explain how water changes state using physical changes. Are there the same number of water molecules after the change? How does this prove the Law of Conservation of Mass?
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Explain how water changes state using physical changes.

Are there the same number of water molecules after the change?
How does this prove the Law of Conservation of Mass?

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Use (Socratic ) you will get the answer
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

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