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Standard XII

Chemistry

Difference between Internal Energy and Enthalpy

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The standard heat of formation values of $S F_{6} (g), S (g)$ and $F (g)$ are $- 1100, 275$ and $80$ J mol $^{- 1}$ respecitvely. The $S - F$ bond energy in $S F_{6}$ is :

309.2 kJ

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284.6 kJ

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The correct option is B 309.2 kJ
$S F_{6} (g) \to S (g) + 6 F (g)$

$Δ H$ of reaction $=$ $275 + 3 \times 80 + 1100 + 3 \times 80$ = $275 + 240 + 1100 + 240$

$=$ $1615 k J m o l^{- 1} + 240 = 1855 k J m o l^{- 1}$

$6 \times (S - F)$ bond energy $=$ $1855$

$(S - F)$ bond energy $= \frac{1855}{6}$ $≃$ $309.2$ kJ

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The standard heat of formation values of SF6(g), S(g) and F(g) are −1100, 275 and 80 J mol−1 respecitvely. The S−F bond energy in SF6 is :

The correct option is B 309.2 kJSF6(g)→S(g)+6F(g)ΔH of reaction = 275+3×80+1100+3×80 = 275+240+1100+240= 1615 kJmol−1+240=1855 kJmol−1 6×(S−F) bond energy = 1855(S−F) bond energy =18556 ≃ 309.2 kJ

The standard heat of formation values of $S F_{6} (g), S (g)$ and $F (g)$ are $- 1100, 275$ and $80$ J mol $^{- 1}$ respecitvely. The $S - F$ bond energy in $S F_{6}$ is :