From the ff reactions thermal data2 Fe (5)2 Fe 0 (n가을 02 (9) =re203 (1)+// 02 197 = Tez 03 (1)Fe 21Fe (s) + 2H+ (a=17= H* (a=1)Ξ 02 (9)H₂H₂197 +calculate theFe 0 (s)+:=H₂0 (1)Ho of2H¹ ca=1) Z(a=1)the reactionat 25 ue.+ H₂(a)H₂D + Fe 2+AH (cal)-196, 500 cal-- 47, 90021, 000(9=1)0GS, 320calCGI(al

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From the ff reactions thermal data +을 02 (9) = 2 Fe (1) re₂03 (1) 2 Fe 0 (n 02197 = Tе₂ 03 (1) Fe (s) t 2H+ (a = 17 = Fe ²+ (a=1) H₂ = H* (a=1) H₂ca7 + 0₂ (a) = H₂0 (4) + calculate the HO of the reaction Fe 0 (s) 2H¹ ca=1) = at 25°C. + H₂(a) H₂D Les + Fe 2+ AH (cal) - (9=1) 196, 500 cal 67, 900 21, 000 - O GS, 320 cal cal (al

From the ff reactions thermal data +을 02 (9) = 2 Fe (1) re₂03 (1) 2 Fe 0 (n 02197 = Tе₂ 03 (1) Fe (s) t 2H+ (a = 17 = Fe ²+ (a=1) H₂ = H* (a=1) H₂ca7 + 0₂ (a) = H₂0 (4) + calculate the HO of the reaction Fe 0 (s) 2H¹ ca=1) = at 25°C. + H₂(a) H₂D Les + Fe 2+ AH (cal) - (9=1) 196, 500 cal 67, 900 21, 000 - O GS, 320 cal cal (al

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