61,020 J joules of heat is needed to change water at 100 °C to watervapor? Calculate the mass of water in grams? AHvaporization=2260 J/gO 2.7 gO 270 g27 g2700 g11:44 AM5/5/202122731InsertDelete14422-Fi2*+F12PrtscF10BackspaceNumLock8.HomePOUp4.Enter2Shift

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61,020 J joules of heat is needed to change water at 100 °C to water
vapor? Calculate the mass of water in grams? AH
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O 270 g
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