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Which of the following compounds have high heat of formation? (i) b-(2,3,4) trinitrotoluene (ii) a-(2,4,6) trinitrotoluene .

Which of the following compounds have high heat of formation? (i) b-(2,3,4) trinitrotoluene (ii) a-(2,4,6) trinitrotoluene . Correct Answer (ii) a-(2,4,6) trinitrotoluene

a-(2,4,6) trinitrotoluene has the highest heat of formation because it is quite stable without any stain within the molecules, and has low internal energy.

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