Science Press 2005 Chemical Bond Energy Data Handbook

About this manual

The handbook provides a complete collection of bond dissociation energy data for thousands of organic and inorganic compounds. It includes basic theory, experimental measurement techniques, and guidance on using the database.

Chapters cover the data tables (4300 bond energies from 3700 compounds), recommended values, free‑radical formation enthalpies, symbols and abbreviations, and various estimation methods such as electrochemical and correlation approaches. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

• Introduction and Scope
• Measurement Methods
• Data Tables (Bond Energies)
• Free‑Radical Generation Enthalpies
• Symbols, Abbreviations and Glossary
• Estimation and Correlation Methods
• Appendices and References

Frequently asked questions

How many compounds and bond energies are included in the handbook?

The book contains data for 3,700 compounds and 4,300 bond energies.

What is the typical bond energy for a C—F bond mentioned in the text?

The C—F bond energy exceeds 110 kcal/mol.

Which measurement technique is highlighted for its simplicity in electrochemical methods?

A cyclic voltammetry (CV) instrument is sufficient for electrochemical bond‑energy measurements.

What abbreviation is used for bond dissociation energy in the book?

BDE stands for bond dissociation energy.