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Study the following two reactions:
(i) `CH_(4(g))+2 O_(2(g))to CO_(2(g))+2 H_2 O_((g)),
Delta H=-890.4 k J`
(ii) `2 Hg O_((s))to 2 Hg_((l))+O_(2(g)),
Delta H=+181.6 k J`
Which of the following statements is CORRECT?

A

both reactions are exothermic.

B

both reactions are endothermic.

C

reaction (i) is endothermic and (ii) is exothermic

D

reaction (i) is exothermic and (ii) is endothermic

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