Suphia Z.

asked • 12/21/23

Based on the bond energies for the reaction below, what is the enthalpy of the reaction, in kJ? HC≡CH(g) + 5/2 O₂(g) → 2 CO₂(g) + H₂O(g)

H single bond H = 432 kj

H single bond C = 411 kj

H single bond N = 386 kj

H single bond O = 459 kj

C single bond C = 346 kj

C single bond N = 305 kj

C single bond O = 358 kj

N single bond N = 167 kj

N single bond O = 201 kj

O single bond O = 142 kj

C double bond C = 602 kj

C double bond O = 799 kj

O double bond O = 494 kj

C double bond N = 615 kj

C triple bond C = 835 kj

C triple bond N = 887 kj

C triple bond O = 1072 kj

N triple bond N = 942 kj

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Jessica M. answered • 12/22/23

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Dejan N.

It seems you were looking at a different reaction or misread this one. Why are you using H-H bond energy when no H-H bonds are broken and why 2 O=O bonds when the reaction shows 5/2?
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12/26/23

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