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How is the standard enthalpy change of a reaction calculated using formation enthalpies?
A. ∆rH⁰ = Σ∆fH⁰(reactants) – Σ∆fH⁰(products)
B. ∆rH⁰ = Σ∆fH⁰(products) – Σ∆fH⁰(reactants)
C. ∆rH⁰ = Σ bond energies of reactants – Σ bond energies of products
D. ∆rH⁰ = ∆H + p∆V
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