Help with Bond Enthalpy of N=O

[shredder666]

Nitrogen double bonded with Oxygen... I can't find the bond enthalpy for it ANYWHERE, please help
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[Wax]

Check the back of your book? Index C or something like that.

 

[shredder666]

anywhere includes all the books I have

 

[Zeppos10]

(at the ocassion of the first aniversary of this question)
the enthalpy of atomisation of nitrogen monoxide is close to 632 kJ/mol.
This may be a fair first estimate of the bond enthalpy of N=O.

 

[LudusRex]

I understand the frustration of not being able to find the necessary information for your research. However, bond enthalpy is a complex concept and can vary depending on the specific molecules involved. It is important to note that bond enthalpy is not a constant value, but rather a range of values that can be affected by factors such as temperature and pressure.

To accurately determine the bond enthalpy for a nitrogen double bonded with oxygen (N=O), you will need to consider the specific molecules involved and their molecular structures. This can be done through experimental methods such as calorimetry or theoretical calculations using quantum mechanics.

I suggest consulting scientific databases or journals for published bond enthalpy values for N=O in similar molecules. Additionally, you can reach out to experts in the field for guidance and assistance in your research. Good luck with your studies!