[patricio2626]

Hi all!

Another question, if you don't mind.  What I have here in front of me (my vague text) says that Delta H rxn = Sigma D for all products - Sigma D for all reactants.  So, does this mean that if we take the difference of the bond disassociation energies from both sides, that will be the enthalpy change for the reaction?  Thanks in advance!

 -Patrick

[Albert]

I'm not sure to have understood your question. 

You can calculate your deltaH of reaction using the difference in between the sum of the energies of the broken bonds and that of the formed ones.

[patricio2626]

Yes, you answered my question, so I guess you understood correctly... thanks!