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Depending a bit on temperature 1.000 L weight 998.0 g at 200C.

Water weights 18.02 grams per mole and putting those together you'll find

that 2.133 L of pure water has 118.1 moles in it.

[ 2.133 (L) * 998 (g/L) / 18.02 (g/mol) = 118.13 mol (verifiable by unit analysis). ]

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