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For the process X((g)) + e^(-) rarr X(...

For the process
`X_((g)) + e^(-) rarr X_((g))^(-), Delta H =x` and `X_(g)^(-) rarr X_(g) + e^(-) , Delta H = y`
Select correct alternat :

A

ionisation energy of `X_((g))^(-) ` is y

B

electron affinity of `X_((g))` is x

C

electron affinity of `X_((g))` is -y

D

all are correct statements.

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D
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