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A hypothetical reaction `Ato2B`, proceeds through following sequence of steps
(i) `A to C,DeltaH=q`
(ii) `C to D,DeltaH=v`
(iii) `(1)/(2)D to B,DeltaH=x`
Then, the heat of reaction is

A

`q - v + 2x`

B

`q + v - 2x`

C

`q + v + 2x`

D

`q + 2v - 2x`

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The correct Answer is:
C
According to Hess’s law, the total heat changes occurring during a chemical reaction are independent of path

`Delta H = q + V + 2x`.
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