Calculate the bond energies from the values in this chart, showing all work on the classkick: A-A 410 D-D 510 E-E 200 G-G 180 A-D 380 D-E 470 E-G 220 G-J 150 A-E 320 D-G 350 E-J 250 G-L 110 A-G 350 D-J 440 E-L 290 A-J 300 D-L 430 J-J 310 A-L 290 L-L 100 J-L 260 A=A 770 D=D 830 E=E 650 G G 990 3. 2 A-L A-A + L-L

Calculate the bond energies from the values in this chart, showing all work on the classkick: A-A 410 D-D 510 E-E 200 G-G 180 A-D 380 D-E 470 E-G 220 G-J 150 A-E 320 D-G 350 E-J 250 G-L 110 A-G 350 D-J 440 E-L 290 A-J 300 D-L 430 J-J 310 A-L 290 L-L 100 J-L 260 A=A 770 D=D 830 E=E 650 G G 990 3. 2 A-L A-A + L-L

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Publisher:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Chapter3: Atomic Shells And Classical Models Of Chemical Bonding

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 88AP

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