OH Bond Energy to Convert Molecules to Plasmic State

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The discussion centers on the energy released when an OH bond is formed and whether this energy is sufficient to convert molecules into a plasma state. Participants are encouraged to reference chemistry textbooks to find the energy required to break an OH bond and the energy needed to convert water into plasma. There is uncertainty about the feasibility of converting water to plasma. The conversation reflects a general aversion to chemistry among participants. Understanding these energy dynamics is crucial for exploring the conversion of water to a plasma state.
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how much energy is realesed when oH bond is formed ? Is it sufficient to convert its molecules into the plasmic state?
 
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this is all factual observation. get yourself some chemistry book and see how much energy it takes to break an OH bond and then turn some pages and see how much energy is needed to convert water into plasmatic state.
duhh... can water be converted to plasma, i dun know??
and i hate chemistry and u ll hate it too when u find the answers to your questions
 

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