Consider the following Lewis structure and table of bond energies. What is the total sum of the bond energies in this molecule? EmH-:O:-CÖ-HH-H436H-F569H-Cl432H-Br 366H-I298Table of Average Bond Energies (kJ/mole)C-H 410C-C 350C-N300C- O 350C -F450C-Cl330C-Br 270CII240N HN N390240N-F 270NCI 200N-Br240200N O460142-F 18020022001H010OO Cl011F-F157F-CI 251F-Br234Cl-ClCl-BrBr-Br1-11-Br-Cl1I-F243219194153179208280C=CC=0C=NC-S010N=NN=0C CC=0CENNEN6117456154774984186078351077891941

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Consider the following Lewis structure and table of bond energies. What is the total sum of the bond energies in this molecule? H :O: H-H 436 H-F 569 H-CI 432 H-Br 366 H-I -H Table of Average Bond Energies (kJ/mole) N-H 390 NIN 240 N-F 270 NCI 200 N-Br 240 N O 200 298 C-H 410 C-C 350 C-N 300 C10 350 C-F 450 C-Cl 330 C-Br 270 CII 240 01H O -0 0 F o-cl 011 460 142 180 200 220 F-F 157 F-CI 251 F-Br 234 Cl-Cl Cl-Br Br Br |-| 1-Br I-CI I-F 243 219 194 153 179 208 280 C=C C=0 C=N C=S 010 N=N N=O C=C C=O CEN NEN 611 745 615 477 498 418 607 835 1077 891 941

Consider the following Lewis structure and table of bond energies. What is the total sum of the bond energies in this molecule? H :O: H-H 436 H-F 569 H-CI 432 H-Br 366 H-I -H Table of Average Bond Energies (kJ/mole) N-H 390 NIN 240 N-F 270 NCI 200 N-Br 240 N O 200 298 C-H 410 C-C 350 C-N 300 C10 350 C-F 450 C-Cl 330 C-Br 270 CII 240 01H O -0 0 F o-cl 011 460 142 180 200 220 F-F 157 F-CI 251 F-Br 234 Cl-Cl Cl-Br Br Br |-| 1-Br I-CI I-F 243 219 194 153 179 208 280 C=C C=0 C=N C=S 010 N=N N=O C=C C=O CEN NEN 611 745 615 477 498 418 607 835 1077 891 941

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