Using the table of bond energies estimate the heat of combustion of one mole of 2,4-dimethyl-1,3-pentadiene. Single BondsAH*Single BondsAH*Multiple BondsAH*Н-Н104.2B-F150C=C146C-C83B-O125N=N109N-N38.4C-N730=0119O-035N-CO86C=N147F-F36.6C-O855C=0 (co)192Si-Si52O-CO110C=0 adehyde)177P-P50C-S65C=0 (etone)178S-S54С-F116C=0 (ester)179Cl-CI58C-CI81C=0 amide)179Br-Br46C-Br68C=0 (nalide)177H36.C-I51C=S (cs,)138H-C99C-B90N=O (HONO)143H-N93C-Si76P=0 (POC)110H-O111С-Р70P-S (PSC)70H-F135N-O55S=0 (so,)128H-CI103S-O87S=0 (OMSO)93Н-Br87.5Si-F135P=P84H-I71Si-CI90P=P117H-B90Si-O110C=0258H-S81P-CI79C=C200H-Si75P-Br65N=N226H-P77P-O90C=N213

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Using the table of bond energies estimate the heat of combustion of one mole of 2,4-dimethyl-1,3-pentadiene.

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