Describe the properties of water as it is heated from ice, to liquid water, to a gas. Be sure to include the terms density, mass, volume, and expand. Use the quantities constant, low, medium, and high to describe the terms

Describe the properties of water as it is heated from ice, to liquid water, to a gas. Be sure to include the terms density, mass, volume, and expand. Use the quantities constant, low, medium, and high to describe the terms

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