Bond Dissociation Bond Dissociation Enthalpy kJ (kcal)/mol Bond Enthalpy kJ (kcal)/mol Bond H-H 435 (104) C-I 238 (57) O-H 439 (105) C-Si 301 (72) C-H(-CH,) 422 (101) C=C 727 (174) C-H(-CH,) 464 (111) C-0 (aldehyde) 728 (174) C-H(=CH) 556 (133) C=0 (CO,) 803 (192) 1075 (257) 950 (227) N-H 391 (93) Si-H 318 (76) NEN C-C 378 (90) C=C 966 (231) C-N 355 (85) 498 (119) C-O 385 (92)

Bond Dissociation Bond Dissociation Enthalpy kJ (kcal)/mol Bond Enthalpy kJ (kcal)/mol Bond H-H 435 (104) C-I 238 (57) O-H 439 (105) C-Si 301 (72) C-H(-CH,) 422 (101) C=C 727 (174) C-H(-CH,) 464 (111) C-0 (aldehyde) 728 (174) C-H(=CH) 556 (133) C=0 (CO,) 803 (192) 1075 (257) 950 (227) N-H 391 (93) Si-H 318 (76) NEN C-C 378 (90) C=C 966 (231) C-N 355 (85) 498 (119) C-O 385 (92)

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

ChapterL2: Mass Spectrometry

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20CTQ

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