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The enthalpies of neutralization to two weak acids `HA` and `HB` with `NaOH` are `-10.1` and `-11.8` `Kcal//g`. eq respectively. Which of the following relation is correct regarding acidic strengths of `HA` and `HB` `:-`

A

`HAgtHB`

B

`HAltHB`

C

`HA=HB`

D

Connot be predicted

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B

`N//A`
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