Please tell that bond enthalpy of neutralization of hf+ n aoh is greater than 57.1 kilojoule / equivalent why

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Once again I am reminded you enthalpy of neutralization is energy released for formation of 1 mole of water

Now HF & NaOH comes under strong acid so it releases 57.1 only.

Strong acid & strong base completely dissociate so it releases 57.1 kj but weak acid & weak base doesn't dissociate completely so it releases less energy

When ever there is formation of 1 mole of H2O from acid-base neutralization amount of energy released is 57.1 Kj . Enthalpy of neutralization is defined as neutralization of 1 gra...

and if there is weak acid and weak base then dissociation is partial so we have to take help of some mineral acid or some alkali so enthalpy of neetralisation is less than -57.1kj/...

so always keep in mind when there is strong acid and strong base...then -57.1 Kj/mole of heat is releases

got shweta

see shweta when neutralisation occurs between strong acid and strong base then there is complete disaociation so no cation and anion occurs in the complete reaction rather H+ + OH-...