dissociation energy

[Elyssa Smith 4B]

What is the trend for dissociation energy? Is there a trend at all?

[Daniel Martinez 1k]

The trend for dissociation energy is that as bond length increases, the dissociation energy decreases.

[Emma Popescu 1L]

Dissociation energy is based on bond strength. The shorter the bond, the stronger it is resulting in a higher dissociation energy. For example, triple bonds have the highest dissociating energy and single bonds have the lowest.

[Sydney Myers 4I]

I think it would be better to just memorize the values for dissociation energy for the different interactions we went over in class.

[jisulee1C]

For dissociation energy, the stronger the bond the higher the dissociation energy. A shorter bond has higher dissociation energy. For example, comparing a single bond to a double bond. A single bond is longer in length when compared to the double bond and therefore has a lower dissociation energy.

[Anvi Brahmbhatt 4A]

An increase in bond length (a weaker bond) results in a decrease in dissociation energy.