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For which one of the follwing reactions does not molar enthalpy change of a reaction corresponds to the lattice enegry of `KBr`.

A

`K(s) +1//2Br_(2)(l) rarr KBr(s)`

B

`K(g) +1//2Br_(2) rarr KBr(s)`

C

`K(g) +Br(g) rarr KBr(g)`

D

`K^(Theta)(g)+Br^(Theta)(g)rarr KBr(s)`

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