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White phosphorus is a tetra-atomic solid `P_(4)`(s)at room temperature.
find bond enthalpy (P-P) in kJ//mol.
Given : `DeltaH_("sublimation")` of `P_(4)` (s)=`61` kL//mol
DeltaH_("atomisation") of `P_(4)`(s)=`1321` kJ//mol]

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