Refer to the heating curve for $H_{2} O$ above.
Where is the temperature of $H_{2} O$ changing at $\frac{1^{\circ} C}{g . c a l}$ ?

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Solution

The correct option is C C
$1^{o} C$ /g.cal is specific heat for liquid water so $C$ region represents this.

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