A student fills three glasses with different amounts of water, as shown in the image. 100 mL 50 mL 25 ml TO glass 1 glass 2 glass 3 What happens to the sizes of water molecules with a change in the water volume? O The water molecules in glass 1 would be larger because this glass has the greatest volume of water. O The water molecules in glass 2 are twice as large as in glass 3 because the volume of water in glass 2 is twice as much as in glass 3. The water molecules in glasses 1, 2, and 3 are the same size because the sizes of molecules do not depend on the volume of the o substance. O The water molecules in glasses 1, 2, and 3 are different sizes because the sizes of molecules depend on the volume of the substance.​