MCQ
The equation $\frac{1}{2}{H_2} + \frac{1}{2}C{l_2} \to HCl$ ($\Delta {H_{298}} = - 22060\,kcal$) means
  • A
    The heat absorbed when one gram molecule of $HCl$ is formed from its elements at ${25\,^o}C$ is $22.060\, kcal$
  • The heat given out when one gram molecule of $HCl$ is formed from its elements at $298 \,K$  is $22.060\, kcal$
  • C
    The heat absorbed when one atom of hydrogen reacts with one atom of chlorine to form one molecule of $HCl$ at ${25\,^o}C$ and one atmospheric pressure is $ 22.060\, kcal$
  • D
    The heat absorbed when one gram equivalent of $HCl$ is formed from its elements at $298 \,K $ is $22.060\, kcal$

Answer

Correct option: B.
The heat given out when one gram molecule of $HCl$ is formed from its elements at $298 \,K$  is $22.060\, kcal$
(b)It means that the heat absorbed when one gram molecule of $HCl$ is formed from its elements at $298\,K$ is
$ = 22.060\,k\,cal$

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