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calculate the heat of formation 3c + o2 = 4fe + 3co2 ∆h=+466 from the following data

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Sulphuric Acid

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Acid = An acid is a substance that is capable of donating their protons

Sulphuric Acid = Sulphuric acid is an acid which has hydrogen, suplhur and oxygen. The best example of Sulphuric Acid is Oil. The acid is miscible in liquid. It is the most powerful acid in all. Molecular formula is H₂SO₄

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calculate the heat of formation 3c + o2 = 4fe + 3co2 ∆h=+466 from the following data​

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calculate the heat of formation 3c + o2 = 4fe + 3co2 ∆h=+466 from the following data