Given: ΔfH∘(UF,g)=92.0 kJ mol−1 and ΔfH∘(U,g)=536 kJ mol−1. If bond energy of F-F is 155 kJ mol−1, then the bond dissociation energy of  U−F will be 

Given: ΔfH(UF,g)=92.0 kJ mol1 and ΔfH(U,g)=536 kJ mol1. If bond energy of F-F is 155 kJ mol1, then the bond dissociation energy of  UF will be 

  1. A

    420 kJ mol1

  2. B

    521.5 kJ mol1

  3. C

    620 kJ mol1

  4. D

    650 kJ mol1

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    Solution:

    Given information are as follows 

     (i)  U(s)+12F2(g)UF(g) ΔfH=92.0 kJ mol1

    (ii)  U(s)U(g)  ΔfH=536 kJ mol1

    (iii)  12F2(g)F(g)   ΔH=(1/2)155 kJ mol1

    For the bond dissociation energy, we have to calculate ΔH for the reaction

    UF(g)U(g)+F(g)

    This reaction can be obtained by the following manipulations

    Eq (i) +Eq(ii)+Eq (iii) 

    Hence,

    ε(UF)=[92+536+(1/2)(155)] kJ mol1=521.5 kJ mol1

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