Concept explainers
Interpretation: The following bonds needs to be placed in order of increasing energy released when the bond is formed.
Concept introduction: Bond energy is measured as the amount of the energy needed to break a bond like that of carbon-hydrogen bond. It is the measure of the strength of the particular bond.
Answer to Problem 4E
The bonds in order of increasing energy released when the bond is formed is,
Explanation of Solution
The average bond energy ofis 413, is 432, is 467 and 799.
Therefore, the bonds in order of increasing energy released when the bond is formed is,
Considering the average bond energy, the bonds in order of increasing energy released when the bond is formed is,
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