Help please, just mind the fact that I have an X on something that was on accident and forget the evidence cards that I have it’s probably incorrect. I need to know which evidence cards support which claim and the reason.
Claim 1: There is frozen water in tank 2, which is blocking some of the oxygen from going into tank 3.
Claim 2: Some of the liquid oxygen evaporated in tank 3.
Claim 3: Some of the oxygen didn’t condense in tank 2.
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