General Studies · Thermodynamics
Internal latent heat is defined as the _________.
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- 1heat expended in overcoming the internal molecular resistance to change in state from saturated water to dry steam✓
- 2heat expended in overcoming the external resistance to change in volume
- 3heat required for complete conversion of ice to water
- 4heat required for complete conversion of saturated liquid to dry saturated vapour
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heat expended in overcoming the internal molecular resistance to change in state from saturated water to dry steam
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