thway | Algebra.Pt Periodic Table - Pta...Scientific CalculatorGravitational Force...Conservation of Mo...Part 1-Combustion of MethaneEquation for EnthalpyAH = Hbonds broken- Hsonds formedThe following table is a list of selected bond energies. The bonds present in this table are common bonds for combustion reactionsSelected Bond EnergiesBond Energy(kI/mole)BondBond EnergyBond(kl/mole)H-H436C=0799O-0495C-C348O-H463C=C614C-H413C-C (aromatic)519C-O358N=0623Use the following balanced equation and chart to complete the bond energy calculations for the fuel, methaneCH+202-CO2+2 H20CompoundTotal Bond EnergyOxygen, O2495 kJ/molCarbon Dioxide, CO,1598 kl/molWater, H,O926 kJ/mol Use the information provided to calculate the fotal energy released by the reactants in the combustion of methaneO 99 0 kJ/molO 2642 kJ/molO 2147 kJ/molO 1652 kJ/mol2 3

The enthalpy of the combustion reaction is calculated by measuring the enthalpy of the reaction. The…

Part 1-Combustion of Methane Equation for Enthalpy AH = Honds broken- Hoonds formed The following table is a list of selected bond energies. The bonds present in this table are common bonds for combustion reactions. Selected Bond Energies Bond Energy (kJ/mole) Bond Bond Energy Bond (kl/mole) H-H 436 C=0 799 495 C-C 348 463 C=C 614 C-H 413 C-C (aromatic). 519 358 N=0 623 C-O Use the following balanced equation and chart to complete the bond energy calculations for the fuel, methane. CH 202-CO2+2 H20 Compound Total Bond Energy Oxygen, O2 495 kJ/mol Carbon Dioxide, CO2 1598 kJ/mol Water, H,O 926 kJ/mol

Part 1-Combustion of Methane Equation for Enthalpy AH = Honds broken- Hoonds formed The following table is a list of selected bond energies. The bonds present in this table are common bonds for combustion reactions. Selected Bond Energies Bond Energy (kJ/mole) Bond Bond Energy Bond (kl/mole) H-H 436 C=0 799 495 C-C 348 463 C=C 614 C-H 413 C-C (aromatic). 519 358 N=0 623 C-O Use the following balanced equation and chart to complete the bond energy calculations for the fuel, methane. CH 202-CO2+2 H20 Compound Total Bond Energy Oxygen, O2 495 kJ/mol Carbon Dioxide, CO2 1598 kJ/mol Water, H,O 926 kJ/mol

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