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When 0 cdot 5 g of sulphur is burnt to f...

When `0 cdot 5` g of sulphur is burnt to from `SO_2(g), 4 cdot k` of heat is liberated. The enthalpy of formation of `SO_2(g)` is:

A

`-147 cdot 2` k J

B

`+ 147 cdot 2` k J

C

`+294 cdot 4` k J

D

`-294 cdot 4` k J

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