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How much energy is released when 6 mole of octane is burnt in air? Given`Delta H_(f)^(0) " for " CO_(2(g)), H_(2)O_((g)) and C_(8)H_(18(l))` respectively are `-390, -240 and +160` KJ/mol

A

`-32.6MJ`

B

`-37.4MJ`

C

`-35.5MJ`

D

`-20.0MJ`

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