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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Step-by-step explanation:

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