Topic: Bond Enthalpies

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CHEMDUNN

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The podcast that brings your chemistry textbook to life through lively conversations! Our dynamic hosts break down complex topics and concepts into relatable, everyday terms, making learning chemistry accessible and enjoyable for everyone—especially for those that are needing to ace that next exam. Each episode features insightful discussions about common core topics in the typical chemistry curriculum. Say goodbye to monotonous lectures. Get ready to laugh, learn, and ... maybe ... enjoy chemistry—one conversation at a time!

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Topic: Bond Enthalpies

CHEMDUNN

7 minutes 12 seconds

1 month ago

Topic: Bond Enthalpies

This episode explains how to calculate the enthalpy of a reaction (ΔHrxn) using average bond enthalpies. This method is based on the principle that breaking old bonds requires energy and forming new bonds releases energy. The core formula is ΔHrxn=Σ(bonds broken)−Σ(bonds formed), where "bonds broken" refers to the energy of the reactant bonds and "bonds formed" is the energy of the product bonds.