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a) The enthalpy of combustion of `CH_(4(g)), C_(graphite) and H_(2(g))` at 298 K are - 890.3 kJ `mol^-1`, - 393.5 kJ `mol^-1` and -285.8 kJ `mol^-1` respectively. Calculate the enthalpy of formation of `CH_(4(g)).`

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