Current Attempt in ProgressAcrylonitrile, an important starting material for the manufacture of plastics and synthetic rubber, is made from propene:2 C3H6+2NH3 +30-2H₂C-CH-C-N+-6 H₂OH2H-H{Y".HHkJ+2HH-30-0-H+6H-1Use average bond energies to estimate the energy change for the acrylonitrile synthesis.

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Current Attempt in Progress Acrylonitrile, an important starting material for the manufacture of plastics and synthetic rubber, is made from propene: 2C₂H6+2NH3 +30-2H₂C-CH-C-N+6H₂0 H 2H-C kl H H +2H- H H-30-0- +6H-H Use average bond energies to estimate the energy change for the acrylonitrile synthesis.

Current Attempt in Progress Acrylonitrile, an important starting material for the manufacture of plastics and synthetic rubber, is made from propene: 2C₂H6+2NH3 +30-2H₂C-CH-C-N+6H₂0 H 2H-C kl H H +2H- H H-30-0- +6H-H Use average bond energies to estimate the energy change for the acrylonitrile synthesis.

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Chapter8: Advanced Theories Of Covalent Bonding

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 23E: The bond energy of a C—C single bond averages 347 kJ mol-1; that of a CC triple bond averages 839 kJ...

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