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Bond energy of (N-H) bond is yKJ mol^(-1...

Bond energy of `(N-H)` bond is `yKJ mol^(-1)` under standard state. Thus,change in internal energy in the following process is
`NH_(3)(g)rarrN(g)+3H(g)`

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