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When 1 Mol of H2 reacts, heat evolved = 242 KJ
In the given reaction, 2 mol of H2 is reacting.
So, heat evolved = 2*242 KJ = 484 KJ
Since the heat is evolved, sign would be negative
Answer: -484 KJ
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