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If -Nh2 terminal become Nh3+, is this bond formation release energy in terms of entalpy decreasing way?
No, bond formation does not always release energy. In some cases, bond formation may require energy to be inputted in order to occur.
The stronger the bond, the more energy is required to break it. Therefore, the formation of stronger bonds typically results in a larger release of energy.
The type of atoms involved, the number of bonds formed, and the stability of the resulting molecule can all affect the amount of energy released during bond formation.
No, the energy released during bond formation can also be in the form of light or sound, depending on the specific chemical reaction.
Yes, bond formation can release energy in both forward and reverse reactions. In a reversible reaction, the same amount of energy is released during bond formation and absorbed during bond breaking.