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If a chemical reaction releases heat, what is true of the stored bond energy of the reactants and products?
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DrBob222
BE = bond energy
dHreaction = BEreactants - BEproducts
So to get a negative sign for dHreaction from bond energies (-dH is exothermic), which of the two on the right must be larger than the other one?
Right. The bond energy of the products must be larger than the bond energy of the reactants. That way you get a negative number for dHreaction and that is exothermic.
dHreaction = BEreactants - BEproducts
So to get a negative sign for dHreaction from bond energies (-dH is exothermic), which of the two on the right must be larger than the other one?
Right. The bond energy of the products must be larger than the bond energy of the reactants. That way you get a negative number for dHreaction and that is exothermic.
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