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Three statements are given below
(i) The enthyalpy of any element is zero in their stadard state
(ii) The heat of neutralisation for any strong acid strong base at `25^(@)C` is `-13.7` kJ/mole
(iii) `Q=DeltaE+W` is a mathematical form of first law of thermodynamics if work is done by the system according IUPAC

A

i only correct

B

ii and iii are correct

C

i and iii are correct

D

all are correct

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C
The heat of neutralization for any strong acid and strong base is `-13.7` k Cal/mole at `25^(@)C`
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