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169 J energy is required to transform `1g (1cm^(3))` of water into steam at 1 atm pressure. If the latent heat of vaporisation of water is `540 cal cdot g^(-1)`, the volume of that steam will be

A

`1560 cm^(3)`

B

`1671 cm^(3)`

C

`1571 cm^(3)`

D

`1600 cm^(3)`

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