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The elecron affinity of chlorine is `3. 7 eV`. How much energy in kcal is released when `2g` chlorine is completely converted to `cl^-` ion in a gaseous state ?
`(1 eV = 23. 06 kcal "mol"^(-1))`.

A

`3.2` kcal

B

`12.3` kcal

C

`6.4` kcal

D

`4.8` kcal

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