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To understand global warming, one must know what water does with heat.

1 litre of water by 1°C = 4.186kJ, J = Joule

1atm (atmosphere) is the average pressure of atmosphere at sea level = 0.10133MPa(MegaPascals)

Warming one litre of liquid water (_L.H₂O) from 0'C to 100°C requires 100 kCal of heat (Q). Boiling that litre to steam (_G.H₂O) at 100°C, 1atm, requires another 539kCal, or 2257kJ (Evap h_fg, Table I) of Q. The _G.H₂O has the same Temperature (T), Pressure (P) and weight as the _L.H₂O. But it is about 1600 times bigger.

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