1. The molar heat of formation of Sno. is -343.4 kJ/mol: AH,-343.4 kJ/mol Sn+ 1/20> SnO Wate o chiculate the AH of this formation reaction if the tin is being burned in order to raise the temperature of 5.00 kg of from 21.0°C to 32.0'C? thie ny grams of tin (Sn) are needed in order to burn in excess oxygen gas to generate the energy found in part la of this question?

1. The molar heat of formation of Sno. is -343.4 kJ/mol: AH,-343.4 kJ/mol Sn+ 1/20> SnO Wate o chiculate the AH of this formation reaction if the tin is being burned in order to raise the temperature of 5.00 kg of from 21.0°C to 32.0'C? thie ny grams of tin (Sn) are needed in order to burn in excess oxygen gas to generate the energy found in part la of this question?

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