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Heat of reaction `(DeltaH)` is given by

A

`DeltaH` = Activation energy of forward reaction - Activation energy of backward reaction

B

`DeltaH` = Sum of bond energy of reactants - Sum of bond energy of products

C

`DeltaH` = Sum of enthalpy of products - Sum of enthalpy of reactants

D

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