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The reaction of CH4 with Cl₂ to yield CH³Cl and HCl is well known. Using the values in the table shown, calculate the enthalpy, AH° (kcal mol ), for the reaction. Bond-Dissociation Energies (AH°) (kcal mol H-Cl 103 Cl-Cl 58 H₂C-H 105 H₂C-CI 85 -1 AH° (kcal mol ) is: +135 -25 +25 -135

The reaction of CH4 with Cl₂ to yield CH³Cl and HCl is well known. Using the values in the table shown, calculate the enthalpy, AH° (kcal mol ), for the reaction. Bond-Dissociation Energies (AH°) (kcal mol H-Cl 103 Cl-Cl 58 H₂C-H 105 H₂C-CI 85 -1 AH° (kcal mol ) is: +135 -25 +25 -135

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Question 5 of 20 > Organic Chemistry Peter Vollhardt and Neil Schore W.H. Freeman and Company presented by Macmillan Learning The reaction of CH4 with Cl₂ to yield CH₂Cl and HCl is well known. Using the values in the table shown, calculate the enthalpy, AH° (kcal mol ), for the reaction. Bond-Dissociation Energies (AH°) (kcal mol H-Cl 103 |C1–C1 58 H₂C-H 105 H₂C-C1 85 AH° (kcal mol ) is: +135 -25 +25 -135
Transcribed Image Text:Question 5 of 20 > Organic Chemistry Peter Vollhardt and Neil Schore W.H. Freeman and Company presented by Macmillan Learning The reaction of CH4 with Cl₂ to yield CH₂Cl and HCl is well known. Using the values in the table shown, calculate the enthalpy, AH° (kcal mol ), for the reaction. Bond-Dissociation Energies (AH°) (kcal mol H-Cl 103 |C1–C1 58 H₂C-H 105 H₂C-C1 85 AH° (kcal mol ) is: +135 -25 +25 -135
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