When $1 \ mol$ of ice melts at $0 \ ^oC$ and a constant pressure of $1 \ atm$,the system absorbs $1440 \ cal$ of heat. If the molar volumes of ice and water are $0.0196 \ L$ and $0.0180 \ L$ respectively,calculate the change in internal energy $(\Delta U)$ of the system in $cal$.

  • A
    $1440$
  • B
    $1435$
  • C
    $1126$
  • D
    $1560$

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