How much heat (in kJ) must be added to completely transform the liquid water (at its boiling point) to water vapor, still at its boiling point? О 335 O 670 O 2,260 O 4,520 О -з35 O -670 O -2,260 O -4,520 O None of the above.

How much heat (in kJ) must be added to completely transform the liquid water (at its boiling point) to water vapor, still at its boiling point? О 335 O 670 O 2,260 O 4,520 О -з35 O -670 O -2,260 O -4,520 O None of the above.

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Consider a block of ice, with a mass of 2.00 kg and an initial temperature of -8.00°C.

How much heat (in kJ) must
be added to completely
transform the liquid water (at
its boiling point) to water
vapor, still at its boiling point?
О 335
O 670
O 2,260
O 4,520
О з35
O -670
O -2,260
O -4,520
O None of the above.

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