The enthalpy for hydrogenation of different isomers of butene is shown in the following figure. Which statement below best interprets this figure?HyI3DH27k mot5kJ mot+ H2AH-120 kJ motAH"-127 kJ motAH-115 kJ mot© GMU 2020Stability and hydrogenation enthalpies are not correlated.Butene II is less stable than butene I by 7 kJ/mol.O Butene Il is 7 kJ/mol more stable than I and 5 kJ/mol more stable than III.Butene II is 5 kJ/mol less atable than butene IlI.Enthalpy

Enthalpy of hydrogenation is defined as the enthalpy change when one mole of an unsaturated compound…

The enthalpy for hydrogenation of different isomers of butene is shown in the following figure. Which statement below best interprets this figure? II • H 7k mot 5k mot II + H2 AH-120 kJ mot AH"-115 kJ mot AH-127 kJ mor O GMU 2020 O Stability and hydrogenation enthalpies are not correlated. O Butene Il is less stable than butene I by 7 kJ/mol. O Butene Il 1s 7 kJ/mol more stable thanI and 5 kJ/mol more stable than III. O Butene Il 1s 5 kJ/mol less stable than butene IlI.

The enthalpy for hydrogenation of different isomers of butene is shown in the following figure. Which statement below best interprets this figure? II • H 7k mot 5k mot II + H2 AH-120 kJ mot AH"-115 kJ mot AH-127 kJ mor O GMU 2020 O Stability and hydrogenation enthalpies are not correlated. O Butene Il is less stable than butene I by 7 kJ/mol. O Butene Il 1s 7 kJ/mol more stable thanI and 5 kJ/mol more stable than III. O Butene Il 1s 5 kJ/mol less stable than butene IlI.

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