Hess's law allows you to find the net enthalpy of the magnesium combustion by adding the enthalpies of intermediate reactions. The <span>Hess's </span>Law<span> of Constant </span>Heat Summation states that<span> the total enthalpy change for the reaction is the sum of all changes</span> (no matter how many stages the reaction has).
Hess's Law of Constant Heat Summation, or just Hess's Law, states that the enthalpies of several intermediate reactions will be equal to the total net enthalpy of the reaction. This is due to the conservation of thermal energy across reactions.
I think the answer is Urban Sprawl, because when that happens, trees are cut down to make room for cities/towns, and when trees are cut down there is less of a chance for wildfires.
