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The change in enthalpy of the reaction `2P(s)+3Br_(2)(l)rarr2PBr_(3)(l)" is "-354"`kJ/mol.In this reaction,if the amount of phosphorous consumed is 3.1g ,the change in enthalpy in kJ.[Atomic weight of P = 31] ]

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