You are a blacksmith and have beenworking with 11.5 kg of steel. Whenyou are finished shaping it, the steelis at a temperature of 430\deg C. Tocool it off, you drop it into a bucketcontaining 6.0 kg of water at 70\degC. How much of this water isconverted to steam? Assume thesteel, the water, and the steam allhave the same final temperature.

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