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A certain mass, m, of water has thermal energy added to it until the water is...

A certain mass, m, of water has thermal energy added to it until the water is at the boiling point. Additional thermal energy is added until the entire mass, m, has been phased changed into steam. Which is of the following options best correlates with this? Must choose one.

a) The temperature of the steam will be less than that of the water at the boiling point.

b) The temperature of the steam will be greater than that of the water at the boiling point.

c) The temperature of the steam will be the same as that of the water at the boiling point.

d) The temperature of the steam will be zero.

e) The temperature of the steam will be 2256000K.

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