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How is the standard enthalpy of formation used in calculating reaction enthalpies?
A. By adding all formation enthalpies
B. By multiplying formation enthalpies by coefficients
C. By subtracting total reactant formation enthalpies from product formation enthalpies
D. By averaging reactant and product values
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