Statement A: The stoichiometric coefficients in a thermochemical equation always refer to the number ofmoles of a substance.Statement B: In a thermochemical equation, the balanced chemical equation is placed on the left while theenthalpy of the reaction is on the right.Which of the following conclusions is correct about statements A and B?O Both statements are correctO Both statements are incorrectO Statement A is incorrect, StatementB is correct.O Statement A is correct, Statement B is incorrect.

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Statement A: The stoichiometric coefficients in a thermochemical equation always refer to the number of
moles of a substance.
Statement B: In a thermochemical equation, the balanced chemical equation is placed on the left while the
enthalpy of the reaction is on the right.
Which of the following conclusions is correct about statements A and B?
O Both statements are correct
O Both statements are incorrect
O Statement A is incorrect, StatementB is correct.
O Statement A is correct, Statement B is incorrect.

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