How much amount of heat will release when 100 g of O2 is used to burn an excess of sulfur according to the following reaction? S(s)+O2→SO2(g);ΔH=−296kJ/mole
A
925000 J
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B
29000 J
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C
1850 J
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D
296 J
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E
100 J
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Solution
The correct option is A 925000 J 1 mol of O2 has 32 gram. So, 100 gram has 10032=3.125 moles. Burning of S with 1 mol of O2 produces 296kJ energy. So, 3.125 moles will produce=3.125×296kJ=925kJ=925000J.