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Students are investigating how freezing liquid water into solid ice affects the weight of the water. They record the data shown in the table. State of Water Volume (mL) Weight (g) Liquid 20 Solid 22 ? 20 What will be the weight of the solid water?

A 18 grams, because freezing is a chemical process in which matter is lost

B. 20 grams, because freezing is a physical process in which matter is neither lost nor gained

c 22 grams, because freezing is a physical process in which welght is gained

D. 42 grams, because freezing is a chemical process in which weight and volume are combined

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