8.72 Use Table 8.4 to estimate the enthalpy change for each of thefollowing reactions:H3C-O-Cl(g)(a) H₂C=O(g) + HCl(g)(b) H₂O₂(g) +2 CO(g)(c) 3 H₂C=CH₂(g) →→→ C6H₁2(g) (the six carbon atomsform a six-membered ring with two H atoms on eachC atom)H₂(g) +2 CO₂(g) Table 8.4 Average Bond Enthalpies (kJ/mol)Single BondsC-HC-CC-NC-0C-FC-ClC-BrC-1C-SSi HSi Si413348293358485328276240259323226Si-C301Si-O368Si-Cl464Multiple BondsC=CC=CC=NC=NC=OC=O6148396158917991072N-HN-NN-ON-FN-ClN-BrH-HH-FH-ClH-BrH-1391163201272200243436567431366299N=N 418N=N 941N=O 607O-HO-FO-Cl0-1S-HS-FS-ClS-BrS-S=0S=OS=S463146190203234339327253218266495523418F-F 155Cl-F 253Cl-Cl 242Br-F 237Br-Cl 218BrBr 193I-Cl208I-Br 175I-1151

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se Table 8.4 to estimate the enthalpy change for each of the llowing reactions: 1) H₂C=O(g) + HCl(g) →→→ H3C—0-Cl(g) H₂(g) +2 CO₂(g) ») H₂O₂(g)+2 CO(g) :) 3 H₂C=CH₂(g) form a six-membered C atom) C6H₁2(g) (the six carbon atoms ring with two H atoms on each

se Table 8.4 to estimate the enthalpy change for each of the llowing reactions: 1) H₂C=O(g) + HCl(g) →→→ H3C—0-Cl(g) H₂(g) +2 CO₂(g) ») H₂O₂(g)+2 CO(g) :) 3 H₂C=CH₂(g) form a six-membered C atom) C6H₁2(g) (the six carbon atoms ring with two H atoms on each

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