2m2 of water is converted into 2050 m3 of steam at atmospheric pressure and 100°Ctemperature. If 4.0 kg of water converted into steam at atmospheric pressure and 100°Ctemperature, then how much will be the increase in the internal energy. (The latent heat ofvaporization of water is 2.3x106 J/kg .(a) 44x105(b) 88x105 J(c) 0(d) 4.4x103 J

From thermodynamics’ first law, the internal energy in the process can be expressed as,

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