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Question

As per the following equation:
SF4+3H2OH2SO3+4HF
12 g of SF4 is allowed to react with water, which of the following statement is correct?

A
6 g of water is used.
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8.9 g of HF is formed.
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0.111 mol of H2SO3 is formed.
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D
All the above.
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Solution

The correct option is C All the above.
12108 moles of sulfur tetra-fluoride is used, therefore, 6 grams of water is used.
For one mole of sulfur tetra-fluoride, four moles of hydrogen fluoride is formed. Thus, 8.8888 g of hydrogen fluoride is formed.
For one mole of sulfur tetra-fluoride, one mole of sulfurous acid is formed. Thus, 0.1111 moles are formed.

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