Using the table of bond dissociation energies below, calculate the heat of reaction, AH in units of kJ/mol for the following reaction: + Br. - + HBr (Enter just the value, including the algebraic sign, but do not enter units.) AH= kJ/mol Bond BDE (kJ/mol) Bond BDE (kJ/mol) Cl-Cl 247 C6 H5-H 472 Br-Br 192 C, H; CH2-H 376 I-I 151 C6 H5 CH2-Cl 309 H-Cl 431 C6 H5 CH2-Br 263 H-Br 368 C6 H5 CH2-I 213 H-I 297 C6 H5-Br 351

Using the table of bond dissociation energies below, calculate the heat of reaction, AH in units of kJ/mol for the following reaction: + Br. - + HBr (Enter just the value, including the algebraic sign, but do not enter units.) AH= kJ/mol Bond BDE (kJ/mol) Bond BDE (kJ/mol) Cl-Cl 247 C6 H5-H 472 Br-Br 192 C, H; CH2-H 376 I-I 151 C6 H5 CH2-Cl 309 H-Cl 431 C6 H5 CH2-Br 263 H-Br 368 C6 H5 CH2-I 213 H-I 297 C6 H5-Br 351

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