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`C _(6) H _(6) to C _(6) H _(12), Delta H =-204 KJ.` Heat of hydrogenation of each C=C (assumed to be) in benzene is [in KJ]

A

`- 68`

B

`-612`

C

`-204`

D

`-34`

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