Solve part 2 li 67%ing 14.8E 05/04/21SCORE02 Question (2 points)Calcium oxide is used to remove the pollutant SO2 from smokestack gases. The overall reaction is:CaO (s) +SO,(g) +0,(g) CaSO,(s)For this reaction, Kp = 2.38 × 1015.2nd attemptPart 1 (1 point)FeedbackWhat is the partial pressure of SO2 in equilibrium with air and solid CaO if Poz in air is 0.21 atm?9.174x 10-16Part 2 (1 point)FeedbackO See FConsider a sample of gas that contains 200 moles of smokestack gas. How many molecules of SO, are contained in this sample?* 1.84x 10 121OF 2 QUESTIONS COMPLETED< 02/02 >+ VIEW SOLUTIONC TRY AP Type here to searchPiScnHomeEndPOUDలvODn6.ERTGHKLCVT2NMAltAlt

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