Use bond-dissociation enthalpies (pg 167 of text) to calculate the DHo for each of the following reactions.   CH3CH2CH3 +  H2   g   CH3CH3  +  CH4   CH3CH2Cl +  HI   g   CH3CH2I  +  HCl

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4 – Use bond-dissociation enthalpies (pg 167 of text) to calculate the DHo for each of the following reactions.

 

  1. CH3CH2CH3 +  H2   g   CH3CH3  +  CH4

 

  1. CH3CH2Cl +  HI   g   CH3CH2I  +  HCl

 

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