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Aballoon is filled with water. the balloon is heated and begins to expand. the water inside begins to turn into steam. what will happen to the mass of the balloon? a) the mass will stay the same. b) the mass will increase since gases do not have mass. c) the mass will increase since liquid will have more mass. d) the mass will decrease since the liquid will take up less space.

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