Can the water (100 oC) gain latent heat energy from the same temperature object?

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can the water (100 oC) gain latent heat energy from the same temperature object?
 
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i don't think so, it vary with the object , the size of it.
 
heat flow

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can the water (100 oC) gain latent heat energy from the same temperature object?
No. Heat flow requires a temperature difference.
 
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