Using the provided bond energies, estimate the AHrxn for the generic reaction below. The skeletal structures of each molecule are shown below the balanced equation, where each (-) represents a single bond. 2 A2 B → 2 A2 + B2 2 (A – B – A) → 2 (A – A) + (B – B) - - Bond energies: (A-B) = 150. kJ/mol; (A-A) = 200. kJ/mol; (B-B) %3! %3D = 250. kJ/mol O -300. kJ O 350. kJ O -50. kJ 600. kJ O 1250. kJ

Using the provided bond energies, estimate the AHrxn for the generic reaction below. The skeletal structures of each molecule are shown below the balanced equation, where each (-) represents a single bond. 2 A2 B → 2 A2 + B2 2 (A – B – A) → 2 (A – A) + (B – B) - - Bond energies: (A-B) = 150. kJ/mol; (A-A) = 200. kJ/mol; (B-B) %3! %3D = 250. kJ/mol O -300. kJ O 350. kJ O -50. kJ 600. kJ O 1250. kJ

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