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Given the bond energies below, estimate the enthalpy change for the addition of Br2 across the...

Given the bond energies below, estimate the enthalpy change for the addition of Br2 across the double bond in ethene. H2C=CH2 + Br2 à H2BrCCBrH2

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Answer #1

Bonds broken:

In C2H4: you break the C=C (which requires +612 kJ) and four C-H bonds.(4 x 414 kJ = 1656 kJ); total = 2268 kJ

In Br2: you break the Br-Br bond (193 kJ).

Total energy required to break bonds = 2268 kJ + 193 kJ = +2459 kJ

Now will be released when the bonds of the products are formed.

There is a formation of one C-C bond (-347 kJ), two C-Br bonds (2 x -276 kJ = -552 kJ), and four C-H bonds (4 x -414 kJ = -1656 kJ); total = -2551 kJ.

Net energy change = energy required to break bonds + energy released when bonds are formed
= +2459 kJ + (-2551 kJ) = -92 kJ/mol

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