Find the w what temperature

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A bottle containing 1 kg of water (18.01g/mol) is boiled until evaporation is complete. Find w, q, U, H for the process. Hvap = 40.6kJ/mol. My question is when we find the w what temperature we use (room temperature or 100 C)

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