Conclusion

Exothermic reaction must be occurring inside the system

Which means that replacement of reactant must be done sooner or later

INPUT ENERGY
Evaporation at 100 C
Voltage DC, Volts 9
Current Amps 11.5 (assuming current is steady)
VA 103.5
pf 1
Watts W 103.5
Time min 20
Time sec 1200

Total Energy Input J 124200 =Watts * Time (sec)

Max water that CAN evaporate kg 0.054956

Max water that CAN evaporate g 55

Heating from RT to 100

Time to heat from 25 to 100 min 21

sec 1260
Energy Input J 130410
OUTPUT ENERGY

Density g/cc 0.958 (at 100 deg C)

Water evaporated cc 150
Water evaporated g 143.7
kg 0.1437
Latent heat kJ/kg 2260
J/kg 2260000

Energy IN - OUT
Total energy used for evap J 324762 -200562
Water lost up to 100 cc 15
Water evap AT 100 cc 135 (accounting for evaporation upto 100deg C)
Water evap at 100 kg 0.12933
Total energy at 100 due to eva J 292285.8 -168085.8
Start T C 25
End T C 100
dT C 75
Cp avg J/g C 4.187
Water initial g 1000

Energy to heat upto 100 J 314025 -183615

Water lost by evap cc 15
g 15
Energy used for evap 4710.375
on upto 100deg C)