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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the complete combustion of butane, C4H10, for use in hand held lighters.
Write the complete balanced reaction with phase symbols. Assume water in the gas
5.
phase is produced.
b.
Calculate the AHxn for the reaction you wrote using average bond energies.
AHrxn = En AHbonds broken (reactants) - EnpAHbonds formed (products)
Table 9.2
Average Bond Energles (kJ/mol) and Bond Lengths (pm)
Bond Energy Length
Bond
Energy Length
Bond Energy Length
Bond Energy Length
Single Bonds
432
565
H-H
74
N-H
391
101
Si-H
323
148
S-H
347
134
266
327
H-F
92
N-N
160
Si-Si
226
234
S-S
204
146
177
H-CI
H-Br
427
127
N-P
209
Si-O
368
161
S-F
158
363
141
N-O
201
144
Si-S
226
210
S-CI
271
201
H-I 295
161
N-F
272
139
Si-F
565
156
S-Br
218
225
N-CI
381
204
S-I
-170
234
200
243
191
Si-CI
C-H
413
109
N-Br
214
Si-Br
310
216
F-F 159
193
212
143
166
C-C
347
154
N-I
159
222
Si-I
234
240
C-Si
301
186
F-CI
C-N
305
147
467
96
P-H
320
142
F-Br
178
358
143
0-P
351
160
P-Si
213
227
F-I
263
187
CI-CI
199
200
490
331
243
C-Br 215
208
221
187
181
204
148
151
P-P
264
259
0-S
265
P-F
156
214
243
228
453
133
0-F
190
142
P-CI
204
C-I
272
222
Br-Br
193
-CI
C-Br
339
177
0-CI
203
164
P-Br
276
194
0-Br
234
172
P-I
184
246
Br-I
175
248
C-I
216
213
234
194
151
266
Multiple Bonds
CC
NN
NO
945
1020
110
839
891
1070
614
134
418
122
121
N-0
607
120
CN
115
106
615
745
CN
127
123
O2
498
121
113
(799 in CO2)
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