How many calories would be needed to evaporate half of a 300kg puddle of water?

How many calories would be needed to evaporate half of a 300kg puddle of water?

90,000,000 Calories  would be needed to evaporate half of a 300kg puddle of water.

Explanation:

On average, 1 liter of water has a mass of 1 kg which requires 540,000 calories or Joules of energy to get evaporated when the temperature rises to 100 degrees. In the event that the water starts at a temperature T degrees, at that point an extra calories would be required to raise.

Since for 300kg of water we need 162000000 calories of energy .

Given:

1 kg = 540,000 calories or

300Kg =

If half of the 300kg puddle has evaporate. Then

calories of energy

So the evaporate value of 300kg puddle of water will be around 90000000 calories.

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