Using Table 6.1 as a reference, calculate AH° (in kJ/mol ) for the reaction below, using the correct sign (+/-) before your numeric answer. State the answer in whole numbers only. Table 6.1 is partially recreated below. Br +Br-Br + HBr

Using Table 6.1 as a reference, calculate AH° (in kJ/mol ) for the reaction below, using the correct sign (+/-) before your numeric answer. State the answer in whole numbers only. Table 6.1 is partially recreated below. Br +Br-Br + HBr

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Using Table 6.1 as a reference, calculate AH° (in kJ/mol ) for the reaction below, using the correct sign (+/-) before your numeric
answer. State the answer in whole numbers only. Table 6.1 is partially recreated below.
Br
Bonds
H-H
H-CI
H-Br
H-CH3
H-CH₂CH3 410
H-CH(CH3)2 397
H-C(CH3)3 381
+ Br-Br
CI-CI
kJ/mol
Br-Br
435
435
431
(CH3)2CH-CI 335
(CH3)2CH-Br 285
(CH3)3C-CI 331
(CH3)3C-Br 272
368
243
193
+ HBr

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