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What quantity of energy would be necessary to boil water with a mass of 123 g that is at 100.00°C ?

What quantity of energy would be necessary to boil water with a mass of 123 g that is at 100.00°C ?
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What quantity of energy would be necessary to boil water with a mass of

123 g that is at 100.00°C ?

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Answer:

i think 554 I think

Step-by-step explanation:

maybe ..

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