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Transcribed Image Text:The chemical rxn shown is found to increase the chemical energy of the system,
with the magnitude of the net chemical energy change equal to 5ev, if the
magnitudes of the binding energies for bonds A and C are 4ev and 4ev, what is the
magnitude of the binding energy for bond b?
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