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When 6g carbon is burnt in a sufficient amount of oxygen, the heat evolved is x KJ. The heat of combustion of carbons is

A

`-x KJ`

B

`-2x KJ`

C

`-4x KJ`

D

`-8x KJ`

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The correct Answer is:
B
`6 gm rarr x`
`12gm rarr` ?
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