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Transcribed Image Text:a. Use bond energy values to estimate AH for the
following reaction.
CEN
ΔΗ =
C - N
H - H
C-H
N - H
ΔΗ =
b. Use bond energy values to estimate AH for the
following reaction.
H-F
N - H
H-C=N (g) + 2 H₂(g):
NEN
(891 kJ/mol)
(305 kJ/mol)
(432 kJ/mol)
(413 kJ/mol)
(391 kJ/mol)
N - N (160. kJ/mol)
(565 kJ/mol)
(391 kJ/mol)
(941 kJ/mol)
(154 kJ/mol)
F-F
kJ
H-
kJ
H
C-
H
H
-N(g)
H
H
(g) +2F2(g) → N=N(g) + 4HF(g)
H
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