1 mol Fe2O3 requires 2 mol Al
moles Fe2O3 = 75 g / 159.6882 g/mol = 0.46966526017 mol
moles Al = 23g / 26.98153860 g/mol = 0.85243470882 mol
limiting reactant is Al, so moles Fe2O3 required are 0.42621735441 mol
q = 0.42621735441 mol x 851.5 kJ/mol = 362.92407728 ~ 363 kJ
Logic: For
1 mol Fe2O3 the value of q is 851.5 kJ, then
0.42621735441 mol Fe2O3 (~ 1/2 mol) requires almost half, don't consider Al it is 2 mol.
Answer: 363 kJ
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