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If Delta(f)H^(@)(C(3)H(8)(g))=-85kJ mol...

If `Delta_(f)H^(@)``_(C_(3)H_(8)(g))=-85kJ moll^(-1),`
`Delta_(f)H^(@)``_(C_(3)H_(8)(g))=-104kJ mol^(-1),`
`DeltaH` for `C_((s))rarr C_((g))` is `718kJ mol^(-1)` and heat of formation of `H-` atom is `218kJ mol^(-1)`, then `:`

A

`e_(C-H)=414kJ`

B

`e_(C-C)=345kJ`

C

`e_(H-H)=218kJ`

D

`e_(H-H)=436kJ`

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