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For the reaction ,`CH_(4)+Cl_(2)toCH_(3)Cl+HCl` which expression given `DeltaH`?
`{:("Bond dissociation",Kj.mol^(-1)),(C-H,413),(C-Cl,328),(Cl-Cl,242),(H-Cl,431):}`

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