23. Given AH+ [(NF3(g)] = -132 kJ mol-¹ and the bond enthalpy (D) data, D(N₂) = 946 kJ mol-¹ and D(F₂) = 159 kJ mol-, which of the following statements is/are FALSE? The average N-F bond enthalpy in NF3 is 281 kJ mol-¹. AH+ [(NF3(g)] > AH+*[(NF3(1)] AH*[(F(g)] = 159 kJ mol-¹ CEE

23. Given AH+ [(NF3(g)] = -132 kJ mol-¹ and the bond enthalpy (D) data, D(N₂) = 946 kJ mol-¹ and D(F₂) = 159 kJ mol-, which of the following statements is/are FALSE? The average N-F bond enthalpy in NF3 is 281 kJ mol-¹. AH+ [(NF3(g)] > AH+[(NF3(1)] AH[(F(g)] = 159 kJ mol-¹ CEE

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23. Given AH+ [(NF3(g)] = -132 kJ mol-¹ and the bond enthalpy (D) data, D(N₂) = 946 kJ mol-¹
and D(F2) = 159 kJ mol-, which of the following statements is/are FALSE?
The average N-F bond enthalpy in NF3 is 281 kJ mol-¹.
AH+ [(NF3(g)] > AH+ [(NF3(1)]
AH+ [(F(8)] = 159 kJ mol-¹
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