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Annie Lieu-1H
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8.77

Postby Annie Lieu-1H » Fri Mar 16, 2018 12:21 am

can someone explain in simple terms what this is asking for and how i would use resonance to solve it

lauren chung 2f
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Re: 8.77

Postby lauren chung 2f » Fri Mar 16, 2018 1:46 am

When you look at table 8.7, you can see that there are mean bond enthalphies for C-C and C=C, but also another category for the bonds between carbon atoms in benzene. If you find the sum of the mean bond enthalpies for the 3 single bonds and 3 double bonds in benzene, not considering the resonance, you get 2880 kJ/mol. But when you find the sum of the 6 benzene bonds, you get 3108 kJ/mol. The difference between these two values is 228 kJ/mol.


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