By reference to methane distinguish between "bond enthalpy term" and "bond dissociation enthalpy". a) b) Using the bond enthalpies given above, calculate the enthalpy change of the reaction. -> C2HAG) + Hzg) In the reaction in (b), does the entropy decrease, increase or stay the same? Explain your

By reference to methane distinguish between "bond enthalpy term" and "bond dissociation enthalpy". a) b) Using the bond enthalpies given above, calculate the enthalpy change of the reaction. -> C2HAG) + Hzg) In the reaction in (b), does the entropy decrease, increase or stay the same? Explain your

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The following is a list of bond enthalpies at 298K.
AH/KJmol1.
Bond
+ 348
C- C
C = C
+612
bns
H-H
+ 436
C-H
+ 412

Bond
AH/KJmol".
C- C
C = C
+ 348
+ 612
bns O-
H-H
+ 436
C-H
+412
By reference to methane distinguish between "bond enthalpy term" and
"bond dissociation enthalpy".
a)
b)
Using the bond enthalpies given above, calculate the enthalpy change of the reaction.
C2HAG) + Hza)
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c)
In the reaction in (b), does the entropy decrease, increase or stay the same? Explain your
answer.

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