I need the answer 12. Calculate the AHrxn in units of kJ/mol given the table of bond energies.Br2(g) + 3 F2(g) → 2 BrF3 (g):ギーF::F::F:: Br-Br:+ :F--F:BrF.->.Br一F:BondBond EnergyBr-Br192 kJF-F158 kJBr-F197 kJA -516 kJ/molB -410 kJ/molC -611 kJ/molD-720 kJ/moluminate Education TM, Inc.

Consider the given reaction as; Br2 g + 3 F2 g → 2 BrF3 g

Calculate the AHnn in units of kJ/mol given the table of bond energies. Br2(g) + 3 F2(g) → 2 BrF3 (g) F: Br F: : Br-Br: + :F-F: F. Bond Bond Energy Br-Br 192 k) F-F 158 k) Br-F 197 kJ A -516 kJ/mol B -410 kJ/mol C -611 kJ/mol D -720 kJ/mol

Calculate the AHnn in units of kJ/mol given the table of bond energies. Br2(g) + 3 F2(g) → 2 BrF3 (g) F: Br F: : Br-Br: + :F-F: F. Bond Bond Energy Br-Br 192 k) F-F 158 k) Br-F 197 kJ A -516 kJ/mol B -410 kJ/mol C -611 kJ/mol D -720 kJ/mol

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12. Calculate the AHrxn in units of kJ/mol given the table of bond energies.
Br2(g) + 3 F2(g) → 2 BrF3 (g)
:ギーF:
:F:
:F:
: Br-Br:
+ :F-
-F:
Br
F.
->
.Br
一
F:
Bond
Bond Energy
Br-Br
192 kJ
F-F
158 kJ
Br-F
197 kJ
A -516 kJ/mol
B -410 kJ/mol
C -611 kJ/mol
D-720 kJ/mol
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