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The bond energies of H-H, X-X and H-X ar...

The bond energies of H-H, X-X and H-X are `104 K.cal, 38 K.cal` and `138 K.Cal` respectively the electron egativity of 'X' is `[sqrt(67) = 8.18]`

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