Heat required to dissociate C2H4 and F 2 is
For
breaking
1 C
C
614 KJ / mol
For breaking 4 C----H 2 x 413 KJ / mol
For breaking F-----F 154 KJ / mol
Total = 614 + ( 4 x 413 ) + 154 =2420 KJ / mol
If same atoms combine to give C2H2F2 energy is given out
For making 1 C-------C 347 KJ / mol
For making 4 C-----H 4 x 413 KJ / mol
For making 2 C------F 2 x Z KJ / mol
Here Z is bond dissociation energy of C----Cl bond
Total = 347 + (4 x 413) + (2 x Z) = - (1999+( 2 x Z ) ) KJ/ mol
H
reaction = - (1999 + (2 x Z)) KJ/ mol + 2420 KJ / mol = -549 KJ /
mol
(1999 + (2 x Z)) KJ/ mol = -549 KJ / mol - 2420 KJ / mol
-1999- (2 x Z)) KJ/ mol = -2969 KJ / mol
- (2 x Z)) KJ/ mol = -2677 KJ / mol +1999
= -970 KJ/ mol
Z = (970 KJ/ mol)/2
Z = 485 KJ/mol
Carbon fluorine bond energy = 485 KJ / mol
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