8.3 Bond Enthalpy | Calculating Delta H | General Chemistry

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Powerful Video! Three different ways to calculate enthalpy !

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[@devikanair44]

thank you for clarifying when to use bonds broken - bonds formed vs products - reactants! Hoping just the table given of Delta hf or Bond enthalpy value will be clear!

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It will be clear. The difficulty comes when students don't realize that they should be looking for which of the two are actually given...big source of confusion but I think you got it!

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[@Botiful-Chaos]

Hi in 2H2+O2---->2H2O Is the delta bond enthalpy different than the delta heat of formation?

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[@Bulayla1426]

Since H bonds are weaker than covalent bonds Shouldnt the enthslpy between O-H be noticeably different from O=O?

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[@SakeenaManzoor-u4y]

Sir is enthalpy of formation always exothermic because it is the enthalpy of formation reaction

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Most enthalpy of formation will be negative (exothermic) with a few exceptions, for example NO