Imagine a planet with an atmosphere that contains $O_{2}$ and $S O_{2}$ but no $C O_{2}$ . The chemical composition of the minerals you would expect to find the alkaline earth metals on such a planet is/ are:

M S O_{4}

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M_{2} S O_{3}

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M S O_{3}

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M_{2} S O_{4}

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Solution

The correct options are
A $M S O_{4}$
C $M S O_{3}$
$S O_{2}$ and $O_{2}$ forms $S O_{4}^{- 2}$ & $S O_{3}^{- 2}$ ions and the alkaline earth metals have $M^{+ 2}$
So it forms $M S O_{4}$ and $M S O_{3}$
Hence options A & C are correct.

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Imagine a planet with an atmosphere that contains O2 and SO2 but no CO2. The chemical composition of the minerals you would expect to find the alkaline earth metals on such a planet is/ are:

The correct options are A MSO4 C MSO3SO2 and O2 forms SO−24 & SO−23 ions and the alkaline earth metals have M+2 So it forms MSO4 and MSO3Hence options A & C are correct.

Imagine a planet with an atmosphere that contains $O_{2}$ and $S O_{2}$ but no $C O_{2}$ . The chemical composition of the minerals you would expect to find the alkaline earth metals on such a planet is/ are:

The correct options are
A $M S O_{4}$
C $M S O_{3}$
$S O_{2}$ and $O_{2}$ forms $S O_{4}^{- 2}$ & $S O_{3}^{- 2}$ ions and the alkaline earth metals have $M^{+ 2}$
So it forms $M S O_{4}$ and $M S O_{3}$
Hence options A & C are correct.