258 pounds of water at 7 °C is consumed to extinguish a small fire. Calculate the heat removed in BTU, when all water has vaporized at its boiling point. Round answer to 2 decimal places and enter the unit.

258 pounds of water at 7 °C is consumed to extinguish a small fire. Calculate the heat removed in BTU, when all water has vaporized at its boiling point. Round answer to 2 decimal places and enter the unit.

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Chapter6: The States Of Matter

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