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What approximate H–H bond dissociation energy does dihydrogen have?
A946 kJ/mol
B498 kJ/mol
C436 kJ/mol
D243 kJ/mol
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 436 kJ/mol
The H–H bond is very strong, needing about 436 kJ/mol to break.
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