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It takes 10 in for an electric kettle to theat a certain quantity of water from `0^@C` to `100^@C`. It takes 54 min to convert this water `100^@C` into steam Then latent heat of steam is

A

80 cal/g

B

540 cal/kg

C

540 cal/g

D

80 cal/kg

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The correct Answer is:
C

Let m be the mass of water.
Quantity of heat absorbed by water in 10 min.
`=msDeltaT=mxx1xx100=100m` (in calories)
Quantity of heat absorbed by water in 54 min.
`=(100mxx54)/(10)`
Quantity of heat required to convert water into steam`=mL`
Hence, `=(100mxx54)/(10)=mL` or `L=540 cal//g`.
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