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What mass of Oxygen is combined with 9.02 g of Sulphur in


(a) Sulphur dioxide, SO2 and
(b) Sulphur trioxide, SO3

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23.5g O in SO2 and 19.02g O in SO3
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19.02g O in SO2 and 23.5g O in SO3
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9.02g O in SO2 and 13.5g O in SO3
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9.02g O in SO3 and 13.5g O in SO2
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Solution

The correct option is C 9.02g O in SO2 and 13.5g O in SO3
we have
S+O2SO2
moles of S = 9.0232=0.281
moles of oxygen require = 0.281
so mass of oxygen require = 0.281*32 = 8.99g

S+3/2O2SO3
moles of oxygen require = 320.281=0.4215
mass of oxygen require = 0.215*32 = 13.5g

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