Answer: Chemical Formula = COBr₂
Structural Formula = Attached Below
IUPAC Name = Carbonic Dibromide
Common Name = Bromophosgene
As we know Carbon has the tendency to form four covalent bonds, Oxygen can form two covalent bonds and Bromine can form a single bond. Keeping this in mind we can say that in given compound carbon is forming two single bonds with two bromine atoms and a double bond with oxygen atom. Therefore, the valencies of all elements in the given compound are satisfied and completed.
<span>These elements are red. They are typically gaseous at normal temperatures: some examples can include oxygen, hydrogen, and the noble gases (neon, argon, krypton). These elements all use the concept of STP (standard temperature and pressure) as their baseline: 1 atmosphere of pressure and 0 degrees Celsius.</span>
Answer:
-1043,8 KJ
Explanation:
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It is necessary to accommodate the reactions to get the reaction of my interest.
Reaction A reverses what modifies its energy in its sign (+72.6 KJ).
Reaction B doubles, which also doubles its energy (-514.4 KJ x 2).
Reaction C reverses what modifies its energy in its sign (-87.6 KJ).
By sum of the energies I get the energy of the global reaction.
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