A classic exothermic metal displacement reaction.

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A classic exothermic metal displacement reaction

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Thermit reaction Aluminium + Iron(111) oxide ---->Aluminium oxide + Iron Due to very high temperatures (up to 2400°C, reaction enthalpy: 852 kJ/mol) the reaction of iron oxide with aluminium forms elemental iron, which seeps in liquid form out of the flower pot drainage hole:

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Associated maths If you want to use 10g of Al, what mass of iron oxide is required What mass of iron will form How much heat is released