Using the following bond enthalpiesH-H436 kJ/molBr-Br 192 kJ/molH-Br 368 kJ/molcalculate AH for the reaction:H-H(g) + Br-Br(g) -> 2 H-Br(g)-108 kJ260. kJ108 kJ-216 kJ-260. kJ

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Using the following bond enthalpies H-H Br-Br H-Br 436 kJ/mol 192 kJ/mol 368 kJ/mol calculate AH for the reaction: H-H(g) + Br-Br(g) O-108 kJ 260. kJ 108 kJ O-216 kJ O-260. kJ 2 H-Br(g)

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Using the following bond enthalpies
H-H
436 kJ/mol
Br-Br 192 kJ/mol
H-Br 368 kJ/mol
calculate AH for the reaction:
H-H(g) + Br-Br(g) -> 2 H-Br(g)
-108 kJ
260. kJ
108 kJ
-216 kJ
-260. kJ

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