Define the heat capacity of steam

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How much heat (in ) is evolved in converting 1.00 of steam at 130.0 to ice at -50.0? The heat capacity of steam is 2.01 and of ice is 2.09.

Will you please include formulas used. I know there are only two alternating formulas used in these problems, but I cant seem to understand when to use them.

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