Bond Dissociation Energy

Explanation and example of how to use bond dissociation energies (enthalpies) to calculate enthalpy of a reaction (heat of a reaction).
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How do you find the compound bond with the largest bond dissociation energy? And How do you find a bond dissociation energy that will be hard and easy to break?

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@@OldSchoolChemistry Okay thank you I'll try it again ! Because I'm not really getting it fully. How I don't is whatever the bigger number is for the hardest to break down

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