Use average bond enthalpies to estimate the enthalpy change when 6.5 g of RDX decomposes.
Decomposition balanced reaction is as follows
C3H6N6O6
3CO +
3N2 + 3H2O
So enthalpy change
Hrxn = [ bond enthalpy of brocken bonds ] - [bond enthapy of bonds form]
= [6x (C-N) + 6 x (C-H) + 3 x (N-N) + 3 x (N-O) + 3 x ( N=O) ] -
[ 3 x (N
N) + 6 x (H-O) +
3x (C
O)]
= [ 6 x 293 + 6 x 413 + (3 x 163)(3x 201) + 3 x 607 ] - [3 x 941+6 x 463 + 3 x 1072)]
= -1668 KJ/mol
Now moles of C3H6N6O6 = 6.5g/222.09g x 1 mole = 0.02926 moles
so
Hrxn = 0.02926 moles x (-1668 KJ/mol)
= -48.818 KJ
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