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Standard XII

Chemistry

Heat of Formation

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On burning $4.0 g$ of iron to ferric oxide at constant pressure, the heat evolved is $29.28 k J$ . The enthalpy of formation of ferric oxide is: (At. wt. of $F e = 5$ )

+ 81.98 K J {m o l}^{- 1}

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Solution

The correct option is B $+ 81.98 K J {m o l}^{- 1}$
Ferric oxide $({F e}_{2} O_{3})$ contain $2$ moles of $F e$ & $3$ moles of $O$
$2$ moles of $F e = 2 \times 56 = 112 g$
When $4 g$ of $F e$ is burnt, heat liberated is $29.28 K J$
$∴$ When $112 g$ of $F e$ is burnt, heat liberated is $= \frac{29.28 \times 112}{4} = - 819.8 K J / m o l e$ ( $- v e$ sign indicates the liberation of heat)

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On burning 4.0g of iron to ferric oxide at constant pressure, the heat evolved is 29.28kJ. The enthalpy of formation of ferric oxide is: (At. wt. of Fe=5)

The correct option is B +81.98KJmol−1Ferric oxide (Fe2O3) contain 2 moles of Fe & 3 moles of O2 moles of Fe=2×56=112gWhen 4g of Fe is burnt, heat liberated is 29.28KJ∴ When 112g of Fe is burnt, heat liberated is =29.28×1124=−819.8KJ/mole (−ve sign indicates the liberation of heat)

On burning $4.0 g$ of iron to ferric oxide at constant pressure, the heat evolved is $29.28 k J$ . The enthalpy of formation of ferric oxide is: (At. wt. of $F e = 5$ )