A gallon of water is heated-up from room temperature (20oC) to its boiling temperature of 100...

A gallon of water is heated-up from room temperature (20oC) to its boiling temperature of 100 oC at atmospheric pressure.

The water is further heated and completely transforms into vapor at which point the heating is stopped.

What is the temperature of the steam?
A)T=100oC
B) T > 100 oC
C) T < 100 oC

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genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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