4.3 What is the binding energy in kJ/mol BrkJ/molfor bromine-81?81Br35 H+ 46;n-BrThe required masses (g/mol) are:H=n= 1.00867 ;1Br = 80.91630

Given- Binding energy of Bromine-81=? 3511H + 4601n ->3581Br

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What is the binding energy in kJ/mol Br for bromine-81? kJ/mol 35 H+ 46;n-Br 81 The required masses (g/mol) are:H= 1.00783 ;n= 1.00867 ;81Br = 80.91630 o, 35

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kJ/mol
for bromine-81?
81Br
35 H+ 46;n-Br
The required masses (g/mol) are:H=
n= 1.00867 ;1Br = 80.91630

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