calculate the enthalpy change for the following (unbalanced equation) assume all reactants and products are in their standard states

Fe2O3(s)+Al(s)---> Fe(s)+Al2O3(s)

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Balance the equation.
deltaHrxn = (delta H products)-(delta H reactants).
For delta H, look up delta Hof in your text.
I should have written
delta Hfo
okay say you have delta Hfstandard but it is only for Cu2O and your equation is 2 Cu2O -> 4 Cu + O2 then what do you do to find delta S of the reaction?
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