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yes this is because steam at 100 o c contains heat which is equivalent to heat contained by water at same temperature plus it also contains latent heat of vapourization due to which steam at same temperature has more heat as that of water.

Asked by supriyaa.yn | 20th Sep, 2008, 06:51: PM

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yes this is because steam at 100^oc contains heat which is equivalent to heat contained by water at same temperature plus it also contains latent heat of vapourization due to which steam at same temperature has more heat as that of water.

Mam,

Asked by supriyaa.yn | 20th Sep, 2008, 06:51: PM

yes this is because steam at 100^oc contains heat which is equivalent to heat contained by water at same temperature plus it also contains latent heat of vapourization due to which steam at same temperature has more heat as that of water.

Answered by | 20th Sep, 2008, 11:44: PM

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Mam,

Asked by supriyaa.yn | 20th Sep, 2008, 06:51: PM

yes this is because steam at 100oc contains heat which is equivalent to heat contained by water at same temperature plus it also contains latent heat of vapourization due to which steam at same temperature has more heat as that of water.

Answered by | 20th Sep, 2008, 11:44: PM

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yes this is because steam at 100^oc contains heat which is equivalent to heat contained by water at same temperature plus it also contains latent heat of vapourization due to which steam at same temperature has more heat as that of water.