For a cell reaction `2H_2(g)+O_2(g)to2H_2O(l)/_\_rS_(198)^(@)=-0.32KJ//k` . What is the value of `/_\_fH_(298)^(@)(H_2O,l)` ? Given: `O_2(g)+4H^+(aq)+4e^-)to2H_2O(l), E^(@)=1.23V`
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`-285.07kJ//mol`
B
`-570.14kJ//mol`
C
`285.kJ//mol`
D
None of these
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