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For a reaction A(g)+B(g)AB(s) the enthalpy change for the reaction will be (assuming AB(s) to be an ionic compound) if  I. EA+EAA<IEB+ E.A AB 

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ΔHLEA+ΔHeEA+ΔHLEAB(0)
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ΔHegA+ΔHLEB+ΔHLEAB(0)
c
 I. EAEABΔHLEEAB(s)
d
 I. EA+EAB+ΔHLEEAB(s)

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Correct option is C

As  I. EA+EAA<IEB+ E.A AB  the compound AB(s) will be A+B(s)  and not A-B+(s)

From Hess's Law

ΔH=ΔHLE+ΔHeg+ΔHLE.(s).

Hence, option C is correct.

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