Solve part c... Otherwise I will downvote Sulfur dioxide reacts with oxygen to produce sulfur trioxide. 150. g of sulfurdioxide is reacted with 50.0 g of oxygen. The reaction proceeds until one reactant iscompletely consumed according to the following equation:2502+ O22SO,a)What is the maximum erams of sulfur trioxide that can form?1mol So,imol SoE 187.59 so3Imol Soa150.gxCO64.07g sgImol sos187.5g s0b)How many g of Oz are left after the reaction?Imol So,Imol OAy Imelos4.879 50aHow many grams of SO; are left after the reaction?Imol.oe2 mol sog4.07960.09 0*2029) What is the percent yield of sulfur trioxide if 180. g is actually produced?loy 1.

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dioxide is reacted with 50.0 g of oxygen. The reaction proceeds until one reactant is Sulfur dioxide reacts with oxygen to produce sulfur trioxide. 150. g of sulfur completely consumed according to the following equation: 2S0+ 02-250, a) What is the maximum erams of sulfur trioxide that can form? 1mol 5o Amol So 3007g s0, Imol sos E 187.59 so3 Imol Soa 150-gx 64.07g sg 187.5g 503 b) How many g of O are left after the reaction? Imol So, Imel o 3agoa imolos C4.079 502 34 c) How many grams of SO; are left after the reaction? mol.o 2nol so, 64.079 60.0g 0 Imer

dioxide is reacted with 50.0 g of oxygen. The reaction proceeds until one reactant is Sulfur dioxide reacts with oxygen to produce sulfur trioxide. 150. g of sulfur completely consumed according to the following equation: 2S0+ 02-250, a) What is the maximum erams of sulfur trioxide that can form? 1mol 5o Amol So 3007g s0, Imol sos E 187.59 so3 Imol Soa 150-gx 64.07g sg 187.5g 503 b) How many g of O are left after the reaction? Imol So, Imel o 3agoa imolos C4.079 502 34 c) How many grams of SO; are left after the reaction? mol.o 2nol so, 64.079 60.0g 0 Imer

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