Bond enthalpy and enthalpy of reaction | Chemistry | Khan Academy

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[@sinekonata]

I got it upside down so I recap here: You used 1707kJ to cut bonds. Cutting bonds is less stable with higher potential, requires energy to maintain. And got 1998kJ from making bonds. Making bonds is more stable, releases energy.

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[@fredweker9106]

At what Bond disscociation Energy is a bond considered stable? Is 40 kJ/mol a stable bond?

[@imani_8021]

I finally get why I was getting my answer wrong....I was calculating ALL of the bonds and not just the ones that changed

[@AliVeli-gr4fb]

Thank you nice explanation. I may add a few things. bond breaking requires energy because in bound state,total mass of bound atoms are actually lower than total of mass when they are free. so we need to give energy and they take this energy and convert to their mass. Einstein's formula.. I think there are very deep relations down there but everything is nice

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btw why aren't the C-H bonds in reactants taken into account?

[@garimaagarwal985]

The C-H bonds in the reactant are not broken and retained in the product. So even if you consider the bond dissociation enthalpy in reactant, you will have to consider bond formation enthalpy in product and being opposite in nature these would just cancel out.

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[@sinekonata]

Why is the bond enthalpy for triple C-C bond lower than 3 C-C bonds? Shouldn't it be even easier to sever the last bond than the 1st and second of the 3, since the Cs would be closer together when triple bonded?

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it is the amount of energy required to break all bonds in 1 MOLE OF A SUBSTANCE. but it was a nice video :)

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Thank you, although I have to say this video has a lot of mistakes in the narration, several times the voice says something that is not correct (like in time 8:20 is not the bonds that are broken but the ones that are formed...) maybe you don't care but if this comment has any help for you to get better videos in the future it would achieved its purpose.

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hi isnt the c-h bond 8 bonds ?

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Would somebody oblige to explain the case of a dimer formation as in Diargon where Electron Affinity is positive. Would H still be negative, i.e. that formation still be considered as releasing energy?

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Bond formation is an energy absorbing process ri8 ? I m confused

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Bond formation releases energy... Right???

[@nofaceman2571]

Because of overlapping of atoms (electrons)

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What do you mean by '1 mol of a bond'?

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Maybe she means "the number of bonds within one mole of a given molecule"? I'm honestly not sure.

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why is energy released when a bond is formed? I can't conceptualize it.

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because the bonded molecules are now in lower energy state, molecules are bonded to do that (to minimize their energy and become stable).

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Dont u have to balance the rxn?

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Incorrect: I kept getting the wrong answers and its because you are suppose to add the bonds formed then subtract it from the bonds broken instead of subtracting the bonds made.

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