**Problem 5.84 - Enhanced - with Feedback**Use bond enthalpies in the table below to estimate ΔH for each of the following reactions:---**Average Bond Enthalpy (kJ/mol):**| Bond | kJ/mol | Bond | kJ/mol ||------|--------|------|--------|| C—H | 413 | N—H | 391 || O—H | 463 | F—F | 155 || C≡C | 839 | N—N | 163 || O=O | 495 | F—Cl | 253 || C—N | 614 | N=O | 201 || O—Cl | 203 | F—Br | 237 || C—O | 358 | N=O | 607 || O—I | 234 | F—I | 218 || C=O | 799 | N—Br | 243 || O—H | 463 | Br—Cl| 218 || C≡N | 891 | N—I | 150 || O—I | 193 | Br—F | 193 || C—Cl | 328 | H—F | 567 || I—I | 151 | | || C—Br | 276 | H—Cl | 431 || | | | || C—I | 240 | H—Br | 366 || | | | || H—I | 299 | | |---**Part A**\[ \text{Br—C—Br} + \text{Cl—Cl} \rightarrow \text{Br—C—Cl} + \text{Br—Cl} \]Express your answer in kilojoules to three significant figures:\[ \Delta H = \](Submit button and options to view previous or request answers)**Note:** The solution is incorrect; you have 5 attempts remaining.---For clarity, explain the reaction equation indicating the bonds broken and formed, and use the values in the above table to calculate the

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**Problem 5.84 - Enhanced - with Feedback**

Use bond enthalpies in the table below to estimate ΔH for each of the following reactions:

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**Average Bond Enthalpy (kJ/mol):**

| Bond | kJ/mol | Bond | kJ/mol |
|------|--------|------|--------|
| C—H | 413 | N—H | 391 |
| O—H | 463 | F—F | 155 |
| C≡C | 839 | N—N | 163 |
| O=O | 495 | F—Cl | 253 |
| C—N | 614 | N=O | 201 |
| O—Cl | 203 | F—Br | 237 |
| C—O | 358 | N=O | 607 |
| O—I | 234 | F—I | 218 |
| C=O | 799 | N—Br | 243 |
| O—H | 463 | Br—Cl| 218 |
| C≡N | 891 | N—I | 150 |
| O—I | 193 | Br—F | 193 |
| C—Cl | 328 | H—F | 567 |
| I—I | 151 | | |
| C—Br | 276 | H—Cl | 431 |
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| C—I | 240 | H—Br | 366 |
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| H—I | 299 | | |

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**Part A**

\[ \text{Br—C—Br} + \text{Cl—Cl} \rightarrow \text{Br—C—Cl} + \text{Br—Cl} \]

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\[ \Delta H = \]

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