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What is the enthalpy of bond dissociation per kilojoule mole inverse at 298.2 Kelvin of tritium?

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Tritium is radioactive in nature which emits low energy beta particles.

Tritium doesnt exist as H2 as of hydrogen or D2 as of deuterium.

So there is no bond dissociation enthalpy for tritium.

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