Answer to Question #323179 in General Chemistry for Anna

General Chemistry

Question #323179

calculate how many moles of product form when 1.75 mol of the reactant completely reacts 2S(s)+3O2 yields 2SO3(g)

Expert's answer

Mole ratio= 1:1

Mole produced= 1.75mol

Moles= mass/rfm

Moles of product= 1.75×1= 1.75

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