Heat of vaporization of water(L) = 2260 j/gm = 540 cal/gm
This problem is based on heat of vaporization of water as condensation is just reverse process of vaporization.
We use heat of vaporization to water to calculate heat released after condensation and heat required to vaporization.
1 kj = 1000 joule
1kilo cal = 1000 cal
1 cal = 4.18 joules
A) q = mL = 20 × 540 = 10800 = 1.08 × 10 4 cal , use L in cal
B) q= mL = 7.10 × 2260 = 16046 = 1.60 × 104 joules ,use L in joule
C) q = mL = 43 × 540 = 23220 = 23.2 kilocal , use L in calorie
D) q = mL = 7000× 2260 = 1.58 × 104 kilojoules , use L in joule
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