Appendix D

Bond dissociation energies of hydrocarbons

The bond dissociation energies that follow are taken from the review of McMillan and Golden [Ann Rev Phys Chem 33, 493 (1982)]. The reader should refer to this publication for the methods of determining the values presented, their uncertainty, and the original sources. In the tables presented, all bond energies and heats of formation are in kilojoules per mole. The values listed in the first column are the heats of formation at 298 K for the reference radical and those above the column heading (in parentheses) for the associated radical. Thus, the tables presented are a source of not only bond energies but also heats of formation of radicals.
McMillan and Golden employ the commonly invoked uncertainty of 5 kJ/mol (1 kcal/mol) for dissociation energies, and most of the uncertainties for the heats of formation fall in the same range. The reader is urged to refer to the McMillan and Golden reference for the specific uncertainty values. Table D1Table D6.

Table D1

Bond Dissociation Energies of Alkanesa

ΔHf0(R)R(218) HCH3C2H5i-C3H7t-C4H9(329) C6H5(200) PhCH2
147CH3440378359359352426317
108C2H5411359344339331408300
88n-C3H7410362344336330409302
76i-C3H7398359339331316401298
54s-C4H9400356335328
36t-C4H9390352331316298291
36CH2C(CH3)3418346346
280Cyclopropyl445
214Cyclopropyl-methyl408
214Cyclobutyl404
102Cyclopentyl395
58Cyclohexyl400
51Cycloheptyl387

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a Note that in alkanes, values of 410, 397, and 389 kJ/mol characterize primary, secondary, and tertiary C–H bonds, respectively.

Table D2

Bond Dissociation Energies of Alkenes, Alkynes, and Aromatics

ΔHf0(R)RHCH3
295icon460421
329icon464426
565icon552526
548•C6F5477
164icon361311
126icon358305
127icon345
77icon323285
38icon319
40icon326
icon371
161icon344
Table Continued

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ΔHf0(R)RHCH3
205icon318
205icon
242icon297
1977icon305
271icon305
440icon379
200icon368317
253icon356305
338icon342283
311icon356305
169icon357312
Table Continued

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ΔHf0(R)RHCH3
139icon353308
icon362314
icon351
341icon374318
294icon365308
273icon365321
222icon344303
257icon339296
295icon348305

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Table D3

Bond Dissociation Energies of C/H/O Compounds

Oxygen-Centered Radicals
ΔHf0(R)R1(218) HR1(39) OH(147) CH3(108) C2H5
39OH498213213386383
18OCH3437157349342
17OC2H5436159346344
41O-n-C3H7433155343
63O-n-C4H9431
52O-i-C3H7438158346
69O-s-C4H9441152
91O-t-C4H9440159348
O-t-C5H11164
OCH2C(CH3)3428152194
48OC6H5362267264
OCF3193
OC(CF3)3149
10O2H365
208O2CCH3443127346
228O2CC2H5445127
249O2C-n-C3H7443127

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Carbon-Centered Radicals
ΔHf0(R)R1(218) H(147) CH3(329) C6H5R1
37CHO364345403286
24COCH3360340391282
72COCH=CH2364
43COC2H5366337395
109COC6H5364343377278
COCF3381
24CH2COCH3411361
70CH(CH3)COCH3386
26CH2OH393403336
64CH(OH)CH3389355
111C(OH)(CH3)2381
12CH2OCH3389361
18Tetrahydrofuran–2–yl385
0.0CH(OH)CH=CH2341
169COOCH3388
70CH2OCOC6H5419
223COOH–CH2C6H5280
248(C6H5)2CH–COOH249
C6H5CH2CO–CH2C6H5274
200C6H5CH2–OH340
48C6H5CO–F3309

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Table D4

Bond Dissociation Energies of Sulfur-Containing Compounds

R1–R2D2980ΔHf0(R)
HS–H381141
CH3S–H379139
RS–H381
CH3–SH310
C2H5–SH295
t-Bu–SH286
C6H5–SH362
CH3S–CH3323
CH3S–C2H5307
CH3S–n-C3H7309
PhS–H349
PhS–CH3290230
PhCH2–SCH3257
CS–S431272
OS–O544
CH3SO2–CH3279
CH3SO2–CH2CH=CH3208
CH3SO2–CH2C6H5221
RS2–H293
RS2–CH3238
HS–SH276
RS–SR301

Table D5

Bond Dissociation Energies of Nitrogen-Containing Compounds

Amines and Nitriles
ΔHf0(R)R(218) H(147) CH3(108) C2H5(200) PhCH2(329) C6H5(189) NH2
185NH2449355341297427275
177NHCH3418344334287421268
145N(CH3)2383316303260390247
237NHC6H5368299289339219
233N(CH3)C6H5366296
33NF2317
469N3385
149CH2NH2390344332285390
126CH2NH(CH3)364320367
109CH2N(CH3)2351308352
435CN518510495548
245CH2CN389340322
209CH(CH3)CN376330
167C(CH3)2CN362313
249C(CH3)(CN)C6H5251

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Nitro and Nitroso Compounds and Nitrates
ΔHf0(R)R(90) NO(33) NO2(71) ONO2
218H328423
39OH206207163
147CH3167254
108i-C3H5245
76i-C3H7153247
36t-C4H9165245
467CF3179
79CCl3134
331C6H5213298
548C6F5208
C(NO2)R2204
C(NO2)2R183
C(NO2)3169
RO171170
33NO24157

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Table D6

Bond Dissociation Energies of Halocarbons

ΔHf0(R)R(218) H(147) CH3(79) F(121) Cl(112) Br(107) I(465) CF3
147CH3440378460354297239425
108C2H5411451334284223
76i-C3H7398359446338286224
200CH2C6H5368317302241202
33CH2F418498357357396
248CHF2423400527289
467CF3446425546361295230413
118CH2Cl422335
101CHCl2414325
79CCl3401426306231
269CF2Cl425515318270
96CFCl2460305
174CH2Br427
227CHBr2434
CBr3402235
893C2F5430531346287214
n-C3F7435278208
i-C3F7431274
303CF2CH3416522218
517CH2CF3446458236
CHClCF3426275
CClBrCF3404251
435CN518510470422367303561
39OH498387251234234
331C6H5466428526400337274
548C6F5487383277

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