Steam at a temperature of 133 'C is vented into an aluminum cup of mass 200 grams containing 576 grams of water both at 32.1 'C. The final temperature of the water (original + condensed) and the aluminum cup is 67.7 'C. C =1 cal/g-C, Csteam = 0.48 cal/g-C, CAI = 0.215 cal/g-C, Lsteam = 539 cal/g What is the mass of the steam condensed in grams?

Steam at a temperature of 133 'C is vented into an aluminum cup of mass 200 grams containing 576 grams of water both at 32.1 'C. The final temperature of the water (original + condensed) and the aluminum cup is 67.7 'C. C =1 cal/g-C, Csteam = 0.48 cal/g-C, CAI = 0.215 cal/g-C, Lsteam = 539 cal/g What is the mass of the steam condensed in grams?

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