150 J is the latent heat for vaporization of water, what is the heat – McqOptions

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1.	150 J is the latent heat for vaporization of water, what is the heat of transition from 50oC water to 100oC steam if heat of transition from 50oC water to 100oC water is 12 J?
A.	12 J
B.	152 J
C.	162 J
D.	200 JView answer
Answer» D. 200 JView answer

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