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When water heated to a temperture 'x' it gets converted into steam at temperture 'x' by process called 'R'.And when steam at temperture'x' is cooled ,it gets reconverted into water at the same temperture 'x' by process called 's'.what is the process 'r'and 's' know as?how much is the value of 'x' in kelvin?what is the name of t0he energy absorbed during the process 'R'

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When water heated to a temperature 'x' it gets converted into steam at temperature 'x' by process called 'r'. And when steam at temperature 'x' is cooled, it gets reconverted into water at the same temperature 'x' by process called 's'. What is the process 'r' and 's' know as? How much is the value of 'x' in Kelvin? What is the name of the energy absorbed during the process 'r'?

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The process 'r' is known as vaporization, and the process 's' is known as condensation.

The value of 'x' is equal to 373.15 K (at atmospheric pressure).

The name of the energy absorbed during the process 'r' is enthalpy of vaporization (or vaporization heat).

So, the whole text is:

When water heated to a temperature 373.15 K it gets converted into steam at temperature 373.15 K by process called vaporization. And when steam at temperature 373.15 K is cooled, it gets reconverted into water at the same temperature 373.15 K by process called condensation.

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