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For `Br_2(l)` Enthalpy of atomisation `= x kJ/mol`, Bond dissociation enthalpy of bromine `= y kJ/mole`, then

A

is `x lty`

B

is `x gty`

C

does not exist

D

is `x = 7y`

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B
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