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From the following data, calculate the average bond enthalpy for the noh bond: nh3(g) ¡nh2(g) 1 h(g) ¢h° 5 435 kj/mol nh2(g) ¡nh(g) 1 h(g) ¢h° 5 381 kj/mol nh(g) ¡n(g) 1 h(g) ¢h° 5 360 kj/mol

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