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Study the following exothermic reactions involving enthalpy of neutralization.

Study the following exothermic reactions involving enthalpy of neutralization.

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has higher value since it involves heat of solution of NaoH(s) in addition to heat of neutralization of NaOH(aq) but H2 does not involve heat of solution since NaOH (aq) is already in solution

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