Chemistry, 25.10.2019 22:43, sarahhans6711

In the reaction of aluminum and iron(iii) oxide to form iron and aluminum oxide, δh is -850 kj. how many grams of aluminum oxide are formed when 350 kj of heat are released? 2 al (s) + fe2o3 (s) → 2 fe (s) + al2o3 (s) δh= -850 kj

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