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10. How much energy is given off when 1.00 g Fe is reacted with excess oxygen? 4Fe(s)302(g)-»2Fe2O3(g) AH -1652 kJ а. 14.8 kJ b. 3.70 kJ c. 7.39 kJ d. 1179 kJ е. 589 kJ

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10. How much energy is given off when 1.00 g Fe is reacted with excess oxygen?
4Fe(s)302(g)-»2Fe2O3(g)
AH -1652 kJ
а. 14.8 kJ
b. 3.70 kJ
c. 7.39 kJ
d. 1179 kJ
е. 589 kJ

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