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For the conversion of 1 mole of `SO_(2)(g)` into `SO_(3)(g)` the enthalpy of reaction at constant volume. `DeltaU`, at 298 K is `-97.027kJ`. Calculate the enthalpy of reaction, `DeltaH`, at constant pressure.

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