Question 30 When one mole of cyclohexene ishydrogenated (to yield cyclohexane), 28.6 kcalof heat is released. How much heat is releasedwhen one mole of benzene (C6H6) iscompletely hydrogenated (3 mole H₂ adding toone mole benzene)?Select one:O A. 3 x 28.6 kcal = 85.8 kcalO B. more than 85.8 kcalC. substantially less than 85.8 kcal

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When one mole of cyclohexene is hydrogenated (to yield cyclohexane), 28.6 kcal of heat is released. How much heat is released when one mole of benzene (C6H₁) is completely hydrogenated (3 mole H₂ adding to one mole benzene)? Select one: O A. 3 x 28.6 kcal = 85.8 kcal O B. more than 85.8 kcal

When one mole of cyclohexene is hydrogenated (to yield cyclohexane), 28.6 kcal of heat is released. How much heat is released when one mole of benzene (C6H₁) is completely hydrogenated (3 mole H₂ adding to one mole benzene)? Select one: O A. 3 x 28.6 kcal = 85.8 kcal O B. more than 85.8 kcal

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Question 30

When one mole of cyclohexene is
hydrogenated (to yield cyclohexane), 28.6 kcal
of heat is released. How much heat is released
when one mole of benzene (C6H6) is
completely hydrogenated (3 mole H₂ adding to
one mole benzene)?
Select one:
O A. 3 x 28.6 kcal = 85.8 kcal
O B. more than 85.8 kcal
C. substantially less than 85.8 kcal

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