The following reaction is from a heat pack used by people in winter. When the pack is opened the mixture is exposed to the oxygen in the air, releasing heat. 4Fe(s) + 302(g) 2Fe,03 (s) If the word energy was added to the equation to correctly indicate the energy change, would it be placed on the reactant side, or the product side? (write reactant, or produce in the blank)

The following reaction is from a heat pack used by people in winter. When the pack is opened the mixture is exposed to the oxygen in the air, releasing heat. 4Fe(s) + 302(g) 2Fe,03 (s) If the word energy was added to the equation to correctly indicate the energy change, would it be placed on the reactant side, or the product side? (write reactant, or produce in the blank)

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