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Calculate the bond enthalpy of the `O - H` bond using the following thermochemical equations:
`H_(2) O (g) rarr H (g) + OH (g)`, `Delta_(bond H^(@) = 502 kJ`
`OH (g) rarr (g) + O (g),` `Delta_(bond) H^(@) = 427 kJ`

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