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When 1g of water at `0^@C` and `1xx10^5(N)/(m^2)` pressure is converted into ice of volume `1.091cm^3`. The external work done will e

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`0.00091` joule

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`0.0182`joule

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`-0.0091`joule

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`-0.0182`joule

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