Where Can I Find a Comprehensive Reference for Bond Strengths?

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The discussion centers on seeking references for the relative strengths of various chemical bonds, specifically bond dissociation energies for bonds such as C-C, C-S, C-N, and S-Au. A suggested reference is a PDF document that provides useful data but lacks information on the Au-N bond. The inquiry also raises a question about the nature of the Au-N bond, debating whether it is a true chemical bond or merely physisorption.
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Hi,
I am looking for a good reference on the relative strengths of several bonds. (I think this is the same as bond dissociation energy?)
I.E., C-C, C-S, C-N, S-Au, etc.
Is there a good reference out there? thanks
 
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I found this one
http://www.q1.fcen.uba.ar/materias/qi1/Tablas/disocia.pdf

It's pretty good but it doesn't have Au-N bond.
Does Au-N bond or is it some kind of physisorption rather than chemical bond
 

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