Answer to Question #95622 in Physical Chemistry for m

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Question #95622

What is the maximum mass of S8 that can be produced by combining 79.0 g of each reactant?

8SO2+16H2S⟶3S8+16H2O

Expert's answer

m(SO2) = 79g

m(H2S) = 79g

n(SO2) = 1.234 mol

n(H2S) = 2.324 mol

H2S is limiting reactant, then

n_max(S8) = 4.358 mol

m(S8) =111.55 g

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