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What is the correct expression for the standard enthalpy change of the reaction: A → B + C?
A. ∆rH⁰ = ∆fH⁰(A)
B. ∆rH⁰ = ∆fH⁰(B) + ∆fH⁰(C)
C. ∆rH⁰ = ∆fH⁰(B) + ∆fH⁰(C) – ∆fH⁰(A)
D. ∆rH⁰ = ∆fH⁰(A) – ∆fH⁰(B) – ∆fH⁰(C)
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