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Transcribed Image Text:21. Calculate the enthalpy change, AH, for the following gas phase reaction using bond energy data.
H H
нн
Bond
Dissociation Energy
|
|
H-C1
435 kJ/mol
C= C
+H- Cl
Н-С- С-Н
С-Н
413 kJ/mol
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С-С
348 kJ/mol
H
H
H
CI
C=C
614 kJ/mol
C-C1
328 kJ/mol
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