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Water of mass `m=1kg` and `M` (mol mass) `=18` turns completely into saturated vapour at standard atmospheric pressure. Assuming the saturated vapour to be an ideal gas find increment of internal energy of the system. Specific latent heat of steam is `L=2550kJ//kg`

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