Using the bond enthalpy data given below, calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction.
Bond
C−C
C=C
C−H
H−H
Bond Enthalpy
336.81 kJ / mol
606.68 kJ / mol
410.87 kJ / mol
431.79 kJ / mol
−120.08 kJ / mol
+120.08 kJ / mol
−240.16 kJ / mol
+240.16 kJ / mol
A
+120.08 kJ / mol
B
+240.16 kJ / mol
C
−240.16 kJ / mol
D
−120.08 kJ / mol
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H(C2H4)=H(C=C)+4×H(C−H)
=606.68+4×410.87=2250.16kJ/mol
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