Use the average bond enthalpies in the table to estimate AH for the combustion of propanolbased on the number of moles present in the balanced chemical equation.ннн|| |Н-С-С-С-0-Нннн Average Bond Enthalpies (kJ/mol)С -Н 413 |N-H391| О- Н 463 |F-F155С-С 348 |N-N163 О—О 146С-С 614 N-O201 О- О495 Cl-F253С -N 293 |N-F272 О-F190 Cl-Cl 242С-0 358 |N-CI 200 0-СІ203 Br-F 237С-0 799 N-Br 243 0-I234 Br-Cl 218С -F485 Н - Н 436Br -Br 193С-СI 328 Н-F567С -Вr 276 Н-СІ 431I-CI208C-I240 Н - Br 366I-Br 175H-I299I-I151

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Use the average bond enthalpies in the table to estimate AH for the combustion of propanc based on the number of moles present in the balanced chemical equation. ннн || | Н-С-С-С-—0-Н ннн

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Use the average bond enthalpies in the table to estimate AH for the combustion of propanol
based on the number of moles present in the balanced chemical equation.
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Average Bond Enthalpies (kJ/mol)
С -Н 413 |N-H
391| О- Н 463 |F-F
155
С-С 348 |N-N
163 О—О 146
С-С 614 N-O
201 О- О
495 Cl-F
253
С -N 293 |N-F
272 О-F
190 Cl-Cl 242
С-0 358 |N-CI 200 0-СІ
203 Br-F 237
С-0 799 N-Br 243 0-I
234 Br-Cl 218
С -F
485 Н - Н 436
Br -Br 193
С-СI 328 Н-F
567
С -Вr 276 Н-СІ 431
I-CI
208
C-I
240 Н - Br 366
I-Br 175
H-I
299
I-I
151

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