| A relatively simple calculation of the bond energy of sodium chloride will demonstrate that the ion-pair model is reasonable. |
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| The bond energy of the carbon–carbon triple bond is substantially less than three times the bond energy of a carbon–carbon single bond. |
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| If the bond energy is large compared to the promotion energy, then the compound will be stable in a tetrahedrally coordinated structure. |
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| They successfully measured the bond energy and bond number of a clay-freshwater system using a vane shear apparatus. |
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| The chemical bond energy is dependent on the type of atoms and their energetic state based on the electrons of each atom. |
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| We can see that the bond energy decreases as the polarity increases and as the covalent energy decreases. |
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| As the bond order increases, the bond length decreases and the bond energy increases. |
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| We can use bond energy values to calculate a value for the energy change of reaction. |
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| The average bond energy can be calculated if the statistical distribution of the bond density is known for a particular material. |
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| Predictions of the total bond energy for a particular covalent molecule must, therefore, rely largely on mean values of experimentally determined bond energies. |
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| The exact energy to dissociate or break a bond depends somewhat on what its neighboring atoms are, though, in contrast, a bond energy is an average figure for a variety of compounds. |
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| In the case of a solid comprised of many particles there exist a magnitude of the average bond energy that limits the energy that can be accumulated in a small material volume. |
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| As the basis for his evaluation of electronegativity, this ionic contribution is the difference between the experimentally observed bond energy and the energy if the bond were nonpolar covalent. |
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| The reduced bond energy in crystalline silicon renders the element lower melting, softer, and chemically more reactive than diamond. |
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| Also, the bond energy and the CN will be discussed. |
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| Table 2 shows the average intra-sheet bond energy. |
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| Bond energy is defined as the heat required to break a bond in the gas phase and that one electron of the pair of electrons of the bond is sent to each atom. |
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