Help please Determine the bond energy of a H-Cl bond given the following information.H3C-Hig) + Cl-Clig) -> H3C-Clg) + H-Clg) AH = -113 kJBondCI-CIC-CIН-СBond Energy kJ/mol243339414-623 kJ/mol883 kJ/mol55 kJ/mol-1109 kJ/mol431 kJimolWoving to the next cuestion prevents changes to this answer.

The reaction taking place is given as, => CH3-H (g) + Cl-Cl (g) -----> CH3-Cl (g) + H-Cl (g)…

Determine the bond energy of a H-Cl bond given the following information. H3C-Hig) + Cl-Clig) -> H3C-Clg) + H-Clg) AH = -113 kJ Bond CI-CI C-CI H-C Bond Energy kJ/mol 243 339 414 -623 kJ/mol 883 kJ/mol 55 kJ/mol -1109 kJ/mol 431 kJimol

Determine the bond energy of a H-Cl bond given the following information. H3C-Hig) + Cl-Clig) -> H3C-Clg) + H-Clg) AH = -113 kJ Bond CI-CI C-CI H-C Bond Energy kJ/mol 243 339 414 -623 kJ/mol 883 kJ/mol 55 kJ/mol -1109 kJ/mol 431 kJimol

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Determine the bond energy of a H-Cl bond given the following information.
H3C-Hig) + Cl-Clig) -> H3C-Clg) + H-Clg) AH = -113 kJ
Bond
CI-CI
C-CI
Н-С
Bond Energy kJ/mol
243
339
414
-623 kJ/mol
883 kJ/mol
55 kJ/mol
-1109 kJ/mol
431 kJimol
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