Hess' Law Lah Pre-Lab ame: Date: 0 Determine the AH for the reaction shown below using standard heat of formation values from your textbook. Fe(s) + 3/402(g) → 1/2FE2O3(s) um Oxider Moles of Taguer Oride: 2) For the reaction above, how much heat would be liberated by the combustion of 3 en?

Hess' Law Lah Pre-Lab ame: Date: 0 Determine the AH for the reaction shown below using standard heat of formation values from your textbook. Fe(s) + 3/402(g) → 1/2FE2O3(s) um Oxider Moles of Taguer Oride: 2) For the reaction above, how much heat would be liberated by the combustion of 3 en?

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Hess' Law
Lah Pre-Lab
ame:
Date:
0 Determine the AH for the reaction shown below using standard heat of formation
values from your textbook.
Fe(s) + 3/402(g) → 1/2FE2O3(s)
um Oxider
Moles of
Taguer
Oride:
2) For the reaction above, how much heat would be liberated by the combustion of 3
en?

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