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Question #166554

How much energy is needed to turn 2 kg of water, at 100°c? Specific latent heat of vaporization of water =2300 000 J\kg.

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"Q=mL_v=2\\ kg\\cdot2300000\\ \\dfrac{J}{kg}=4.6\\cdot10^6\\ J."

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