Chemistry, asked by nasuhashaikhsurab, 5 months ago

if the bond dissociation energies of H2,Br2 and HBr are 100,50 and 90 kJ per mol respectively then the enthalpy of formation would be
a)60 kJ per mol
b)-60kJ per mol
c)-15kJ per mol
d)-30 kJ per mol​

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Answered by Pakiki
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Answered by studay07
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Answer:

Given = H2 , Br2 and HBr bond dissociation energies

            H2 = 100KJ

           Br2 = 50KJ

          HBr = 90KJ

to find =  enthalpy(ΔH)

solution  =

          ΔH = ∑bond energy of reactant - ∑bond energy in product

          ΔH= 100 + 50 - 2x90

          ΔH= 150 - 180

          ΔH= -30KJ/mol

the enthalpy of formation would be   ΔH= -30KJ/mol

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