At a standard atmospheric pressure, a kilogram of 20 ℃ water absorbs 3,78 times 10 of 7 joules of heat. Its temperature? The answer is 100. Why do I think it is 110?

At a standard atmospheric pressure, a kilogram of 20 ℃ water absorbs 3,78 times 10 of 7 joules of heat. Its temperature? The answer is 100. Why do I think it is 110?

At standard atmospheric pressure, the boiling point of water is 100, that is to say, no matter how much you calculate, it can only reach 100 degrees. If it exceeds 100 degrees, it is not water, it is steam. You forget that