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| Can someone help me with this physical change (ice, steam) chemistry problem please?
If 36g of H2O at 0 degrees celsius absorbs 40 KJ of energy, how many grams of H20 can be converted to steam? If you could explain briefly how you did it, it would be quite helpful.      |
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