Suppose a 1-m^3 sample of air at sea-level pressure, containing 7g ofwater vapor, was cooled and condensation occurred. How many caloriesof heat would be released by this process?

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Suppose a 1-m^3 sample of air at sea-level pressure, containing 7g of water vapor, was cooled and condensation occurred. How many calories of heat would be released by this process?