**Bond Dissociation Energy of CH₄**The bond dissociation energy, in kilojoules (kJ), needed to break 4 bond(s) in 1 mole of CH₄ molecules is determined using the given data.**Table of Bond Dissociation Energies (in kJ/mol):**- **Single Bonds** - H-H: 432 - C-H: 411 - C-C: 346 - C-N: 305 - C-O: 358 - N-H: 386 - N-N: 163 - N-O: 201 - O-H: 459 - O-O: 142- **Multiple Bonds** - C=C: 602 - C≡C: 835 - C=N: 615 - C≡N: 887 - C=O: 799 - C≡O: 1072 - N=N: 494 - N≡N: 942**Note:** All values are in kJ/mol.To calculate the total energy to break all C-H bonds in CH₄, multiply the C-H bond energy (411 kJ/mol) by 4, since there are four C-H bonds in methane.

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