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How is total reaction caculated? A. reaction bond energy - product bond energy B. product bond energy × reactant bond energy C. product bond energy ÷ reactant bond energy D. reaction bond energy + product
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How is total reaction caculated?

A. reaction bond energy - product bond energy
B. product bond energy × reactant bond energy
C. product bond energy ÷ reactant bond energy
D. reaction bond energy + product bond energy

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The correct choice is a
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Answer:

The total reaction energy is calculated using option A: "reaction bond energy - product bond energy."

So, the correct choice is A.

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