At normal pressure, what is the total amount of heat in Joules that must be added to 66 grams of liquid water at 40.0 °C to convert all liquid water to steam at 122 °C? AH vap 2261 J/g AH fus 334 J/g c liquid water 4.148 J/g C c steam water 2.01 J/g C

At normal pressure, what is the total amount of heat in Joules that must be added to 66 grams of liquid water at 40.0 °C to convert all liquid water to steam at 122 °C? AH vap 2261 J/g AH fus 334 J/g c liquid water 4.148 J/g C c steam water 2.01 J/g C

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