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The potential energy diagram for a reaction `R rarr P` is given below. `Delta H^(ɵ)` of the reaction corresponds to the energy

A

`x`

B

`y`

C

`z`

D

`(x+y)`

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C
For exothermic reaction,
`Delta H^(ɵ) = (PE "of Product")-(PE "of reactant") = Z`
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