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The enthalpy of adsorption of chemisorpt...

The enthalpy of adsorption of chemisorption is nearly
(A) `20-40kJ:mol^(-1)`
(B) `40-100kJ mol ^(-1)`
(C)` 40-200kJmol ^(-1)`
(D)` 80-240kJmol ^(-1)`

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