Answer to Question #190020 in Inorganic Chemistry for Raul Sandoval Jr.

Question #190020

If 4.70 grams of hydrogen sulfide react, how many grams of sulfur dioxide will be

produced?


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Expert's answer
2021-05-07T05:25:02-0400

The equation of the reaction between the hydrogen sulfide and oxygen is:


2H2S+ 3O2 \leftrightarrow 2SO2 + 2H2O.


Moles of H2S=4.7034.1=0.138molesH_2S= \frac{4.70}{34.1}= 0.138moles



Moles of SO2=0.138SO_2=0.138


Mass of SO2=0.138×64.066=8.841gramsSO_2= 0.138×64.066= 8.841 grams


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