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Use the data given below to calculate the bond energies (Do) (in eV) of 'H3³CI and 'H8lBr molecules. Which bond is stronger? Molecule ve (cm¯1) De ((cm¯1) HCI 2991 53194 HBr 2649 34570

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Use the data given below to calculate the bond energies (Do) (in eV) of
'H³°CI and 'H®l Br molecules. Which bond is stronger?
Molecule ve (cm=1) De((cm¯1)
HCI
2991
53194
HBr
2649
34570

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