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DeltaH=-x" k.cal/mole" DeltaH=-y" k....

`DeltaH=-x" k.cal/mole"`
`DeltaH=-y" k.cal/mole"`
The correct relation among the following is

A

`x=y`

B

`y=3x`

C

`3x-y="36 k.cal"`

D

`x-3y="36 k.cal"`

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The correct Answer is:
C
Reasonance Energy `=DeltaH_("exp")-DeltaH_("cal")`
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