straight chain alkane bond enthalphy
If you plot against the number of carbon atoms in the molecule, for straight chain alkanes, you get a straight line graph, this is because the bond energy increases the same amount as we are adding an extra alkyl group.
Bond dissociation enthalpy is
defined as the enthalpy change required to break a covalent bond with all species in
the gaseous state.
C- H, may have slightly different bond enthalpies so you would use
the mean bond enthalpy
hess law
The fact that you get our rhe same amount of energy when
you make a bond, as you pur in co break it is an example of Hess’s law.