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The mass of substances left in a sample

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This question tests one's knowledge of states of matter. Kim would have to classify the water as gaseous matter in this case.

<h3>Why should Kim classify the water as gaseous?</h3>

Remember, she boiled all the liquid away. Hence in their evaporated state, the water now assumes a gaseous form.

Matter can exist in various states. They are:

Solids;
Liquids;
Gaseous;
Plasma; and
Bose-Einstein condensate. (which is Man-made).

Learn more about states of matter at:
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