Alex heated some water in a pan until the entire water changed into vapor. The mass of the total vapor formed was 150 g. What was most likely the mass of the water Alex heated and why? (1 point)
175 g, water vapor formed is lighter than water
150 g, mass of the water remains the same when it changes state
175 g, some water molecules are destroyed during phase change
150 g, mass remains same during chemical change of water into vapor
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