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The total amont of enersy or I mole is egual to G.) 18.01smol b.) the enthalpy of Formation C.) the thermal comporents or the sibstanca d.) The thctrsic enersy 8.) The sum of the libvational erer)y, roth trohel evesy, transitional elect enic enway eversy nd miewenery hms /.

The total amont of enersy or I mole is egual to G.) 18.01smol b.) the enthalpy of Formation C.) the thermal comporents or the sibstanca d.) The thctrsic enersy 8.) The sum of the libvational erer)y, roth trohel evesy, transitional elect enic enway eversy nd miewenery hms /.

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