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[" Example "16.12" In a container of negligible mass "30g" of steam "],[" at "100^(@)C" is added to "200g" of water that has a temperature of "],[40^(@)C" .If no heat is lost to the surroundings,what is the final "],[" temperature of the system? Also,find masses of water and "],[" steam in equilibrium.(Take,"L_(V)=539calg^(-1)" and "],[C_(" water ")=1calg^(-1)@C^(-1))]

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