Compute the mass of methane that must be burned for heat

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Calculate the mass of methane that must be burned to provide enough heat to convert 151.0 g of water at 43.0°C into steam at 124.0°C.
(Assume that the H2O produced in the combustion reaction is steam rather than liquid water.)

Reference no: EM13169102

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