Use Drago’s E and C parameters to calculate ΔH for the reactions of NH3 and BF3 and of NH3 and B(CH3)3. Compare your results with the reported experimental values of −71.1 and −64 kJ/mol for NH3—B(CH3)3 and −105 kJ/mol for NH3—BF3. use NH3 as the base, and put the four reactions in order of the magnitudes of their ΔH values.

Use Drago’s E and C parameters to calculate ΔH for the reactions of NH3 and BF3 and of NH3 and B(CH3)3. Compare your results with the reported experimental values of −71.1 and −64 kJ/mol for NH3—B(CH3)3 and −105 kJ/mol for NH3—BF3. use NH3 as the base, and put the four reactions in order of the magnitudes of their ΔH values.

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