Internal Energy Change: Homework Solutions

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Homework Statement


Internal Energy Change

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The Attempt at a Solution


If internal energy change equals enthalpy change, then I am looking for the reaction which has the enthalpy change closest to zero. I know it cannot be A, as the formation of water is highly exothermic. I know it cannot be C, as the vaporization of water is highly endothermic. This leaves B and D. I think it should be D, as it is a decomposition. I find that the breaking of bonds of halogens in B to seem endothermic.
 
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