Based on bond energies, which atmospheric gas in each pair do you think is more stable? Explain.a. O2 or N2b. CO or CO2

Hello. In this problem, we're told the data below are the Bond Association Charities for two gasses. Whereas which of the two is more stable? We look at the bond dissociation energies. We see that the bond dissociation energy for hydrogen is greater than that. For chlorine, the bond dissociation energy, the energy required to break a bond. So the bond between two chlorine atoms or that between the two hydrogen atoms, the larger the bond association energy, the greater the bond stability. So that means that hydrogen with the larger bond association energy is more stable. This corresponds to answer B thanks for watching. Hope this helped.