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The enthalpy of formaion of ammonia gas at 298 K is -46.11 kJ `mol^(-1)`. The equaiton to which this value relates is

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`1/2 N_(2(g))+3/2 H_(2(g))to NH_(3(g))`

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`N_((g))+3H_((g))to NH_(3(g))`

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`N_(2(g))+3 H_(2(g))to 2 NH_(3(g))`

D

`1/2 N_(2(g))+3/2 H_(2(g))to NH_(3(l))`

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