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The thermite process is used for welding railway track together. In this reaction, aluminum reduces iron(III) oxide to metallic iron:
Igniting a small charge of barium peroxide mixed with aluminum triggers the reaction of a mixture of aluminum powder and iron (III) oxide; the molten iron produced flows into the space between the steel rails that are to bejoined. (a) Calculate the standard enthalpy change ΔH° for this reaction, using data from Appendix D. (b) Calculate the heat given off when 3.21 g iron(III) oxide is reduced by aluminum at constant pressure.
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