Answer to Question #100235 in General Chemistry for Aham

General Chemistry

Question #100235

If you have 150grams of s8, how many more of so2 can you make?

Expert's answer

S₈ = 8SO₂

n(S₈) = m/M = 150g/256g/mol = 0.586 mol

n(SO₂) = 8*n(S₈) = 8*0.586 = 4.688 mol

m(SO₂) = n*M = 4.688mol*64g/mol = 300 g

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