Dissociation energy

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LG 1F
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Dissociation energy

Postby LG 1F » Thu Nov 07, 2024 12:17 am

Can someone please explain what exactly dissociation energy is?
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Sabrina Redifer_2I
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Re: Dissociation energy

Postby Sabrina Redifer_2I » Thu Nov 07, 2024 1:17 am

Hello! Dissociation energy is the energy required to break a chemical bond. For example, the dissociation energy for a F2 molecule is 146 kJ per mol, meaning it takes 146 kJ per mol of energy in order to break the bond between the two F atoms.
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alex_smith3
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Re: Dissociation energy

Postby alex_smith3 » Thu Nov 07, 2024 1:18 am

The dissociation energy is the energy it takes to break up a bond of a molecule which creates neutral atoms.
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