3. Use the bond energy data to calculate the energy change for the following reactions. Show all your work. [61] Bond H-H H-F C-H C-0 C=O C-C C-CI Energy 432 565 413 358 1072 347 339 Bond F-F O-H CI-CI C-C C-0 C-O (for CO₂(g)) 0-0 a) CH₂COOH + CH₂OH-CH₂COOCH₂ + H₂O b) H₂CCH₂(g) + Cl₂(g) → CIH₂CCH₂Cl(g) - Energy 154 467 239 614 745 799 495

3. Use the bond energy data to calculate the energy change for the following reactions. Show all your work. [61] Bond H-H H-F C-H C-0 C=O C-C C-CI Energy 432 565 413 358 1072 347 339 Bond F-F O-H CI-CI C-C C-0 C-O (for CO₂(g)) 0-0 a) CH₂COOH + CH₂OH-CH₂COOCH₂ + H₂O b) H₂CCH₂(g) + Cl₂(g) → CIH₂CCH₂Cl(g) - Energy 154 467 239 614 745 799 495

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter5: Resonance

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