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Why do mean C–H bond enthalpies vary slightly between different compounds?
A. Because hydrogen atoms change mass
B. Due to differences in molecular environment and neighboring atoms
C. Because carbon always has sp³ hybridization
D. Because all C–H bonds are identical
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