The diagram shows two different systems. Each system contains a flask holding a liquicWhich uncontrolled variable is most likely causing the reduction in mass in system 1?A.evaporation of the liquidB.air dissolving in the liquidwater condensing on the outside of the flaskD.human error measuring the mass of the liquid Two Systemsglass stopper-flasksdigitalbalancessystem 1system 2System DataMass of System 1(g)Mass of System 2(g)Time(min)0.16.6016.66116.5716.6516.5416.66316.5116.6716.4716.6616.4316.66

two systems are given with two flasks; digital balances are given; data is also given;

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