For the reaction 2 HC\(aq) + K2SO3(s) – H>O() + SO>(g) + 2 KC(ag) answer the following questions., 1. What is the mole ratio of HCI : K,SO3 in the equation? O 3:1 O 2:1 O 1:1 O 1:2 0 1:3 O 2:3 O 3:2 2. How many grams of K2SO(s) would be required to react completely with 47.1 ml of 2.6162 M

For the reaction 2 HC\(aq) + K2SO3(s) – H>O() + SO>(g) + 2 KC(ag) answer the following questions., 1. What is the mole ratio of HCI : K,SO3 in the equation? O 3:1 O 2:1 O 1:1 O 1:2 0 1:3 O 2:3 O 3:2 2. How many grams of K2SO(s) would be required to react completely with 47.1 ml of 2.6162 M

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