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Here we need to determine the heat of reaction for the oxidation of iron.
00:05
So what is that? let us just write the equation.
00:08
What we want actually is 4fe in solid form plus 3o2 in gaseous form.
00:17
That gives 2fe2o3 in solid form.
00:22
Form.
00:22
So, you will look on to these three equations and apply the mathematical operations, right? and then from hess law, you can easily find out it.
00:36
I am sorry, not hess law, it is just a mathematical calculation, right? let us do that.
00:44
How do we find out it? first of all, we want, what we want that is very important for every question when you solve you should know that what you want for fes right so how is it possible to get 4 fes because in first equation only we are getting fes as 2 fes so we have to multiply it by 2 then we can easily get 2 4 fes right right.
01:15
Additionally, you get 12 h2o here and it would be 4 feoh whole thrice.
01:23
Similarly, this would be 6 h2 here.
01:26
Yes.
01:27
Now, moving forward, we want 3 o2.
01:32
Right.
01:33
So in which of the equation you have, you got o2...