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In particular, I'd appreciate help with part b of the problem. How does one compare the bond energies between identical elements if they don't have a chart with the numbers in front of them?
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Rank the following covalent bonds in increasing order of bond energies;
(а) С—С, Si—Si, С—0, Si—0, and Si—F;
(b) F-F, Cl-Cl, Br–Br, I–I, and Cl–F;
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