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Given that `,`
`A(s) rarr A(l)DeltaH=x`
`A(l) rarr A(g), DeltaH=y`
The heat of sublimation of `A` will be `:`

A

`x -y`

B

`x +y`

C

`x or y`

D

`-(x+y)`

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`{:(A(s)rarrA(1), DeltaH =x),(A(l)rarrA(g),DeltaH = y),(ulbar("On addition"A(s)rarrA(g),DeltaH =x+y)):}`
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