Consider the following three items

A. 100 g of steam on the Moon
B. 10 g of water on the Earth
C. 20 g of ice floating in water on the Earth
Put these items in order of increasing density:


1.A < B < C
2.A < C < B
3.B < A < C
4.B < C < A
5.C < A < B
6.C < B < A
7.None of the above
8.Impossible to determine


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