60 g of steam at temperature 100^(@)Cco...

60 g of steam at temperature ` 100^(@)C`condenses completely to form water at temperature ` 100^(@)C` giving off heat of 32.4 kcal. Find out latent heat of vaporisation of water.

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540 cal/g

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