When 2 mol of aluminum is added to 3 mol of sulfuric acid solution , there are 563 kJ of heat was produced. How many much heat will be produced if 4 mol of Al and 6 mol of the acid would react? ( Review p. 113 workbook)

When 2 mol of aluminum is added to 3 mol of sulfuric acid solution , there are 563 kJ of heat was produced. How many much heat will be produced if 4 mol of Al and 6 mol of the acid would react? ( Review p. 113 workbook)

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