Equation for EnthalpyAH = Honds broken- Hoonds formedThe following table is a list of selected bond energies. The bonds present in this table are common bonds for combustion reactionsSelected Bond EnergiesBondBond EnergyBondBond Energy(kl/mole)(kl/mole)H-H436C=07990-0495C-C348O-H463C=C614C-H413C=C (aromatic)519C-O358N=O623Use the folowing balanced equation and chart to complete the bond energy calculations for the fuel, methane.CHOH+30g-2 CO2+3 Hy0CompoundTotal Bond EnergyOxygen, 02495 kJ/mlCarbon Dioxide, CO21598 kJ/molWater, H,O926 kl/mol Show What You Know: Fossil Fuel SummativeUse the provided information to calculate the total energy used by the products in the combustion of efhanolO 2524 kl/molO 5974 kJ/molO 4719 kJ/molO 6646 kJ/mol7.8.6.10

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Equation for Enthalpy
AH = Honds broken- Hoonds formed
The following table is a list of selected bond energies. The bonds present in this table are common bonds for combustion reactions
Selected Bond Energies
Bond
Bond Energy
Bond
Bond Energy
(kl/mole)
(kl/mole)
H-H
436
C=0
799
0-0
495
C-C
348
O-H
463
C=C
614
C-H
413
C=C (aromatic)
519
C-O
358
N=O
623
Use the folowing balanced equation and chart to complete the bond energy calculations for the fuel, methane.
CHOH+30g-2 CO2+3 Hy0
Compound
Total Bond Energy
Oxygen, 02
495 kJ/ml
Carbon Dioxide, CO2
1598 kJ/mol
Water, H,O
926 kl/mol

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Use the provided information to calculate the total energy used by the products in the combustion of efhanol
O 2524 kl/mol
O 5974 kJ/mol
O 4719 kJ/mol
O 6646 kJ/mol
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