Explain how much heat is liberated or absorbed at pressure

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Explain how much heat is liberated or absorbed at constant pressure when 1.63 gm of potassium metal reacts with 1.29 L of nitrogen dioxide at STP
K(s) + NO2(g) K2O(s) + N2(g)

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