A chemical engineer needs to calculate the amount of coolant required to cool a reaction vessel to a specific temperature. The coolant reduces the temperature of the vessel by absorbing heat from it. During this process, the coolant evaporates. Which constant should the engineer use to determine how much coolant is required?
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