S + Özle) > SOze) 2 SO2le) + 02) → 2 SO3g) SO3e + H;SOlac) → H;S;O7laq) H;S;07le) + H2O) → 2 H;SO4lae) (a) What is the oxidation number of S on the products of the first and second equations above? (b) What is being reduced in the second equation? (c) H;S20, is known as oleum. What is the oxidation state of sulphur in this compound? (d) Is the fourth equation a redox equation? Explain your answer.

S + Özle) > SOze) 2 SO2le) + 02) → 2 SO3g) SO3e + H;SOlac) → H;S;O7laq) H;S;07le) + H2O) → 2 H;SO4lae) (a) What is the oxidation number of S on the products of the first and second equations above? (b) What is being reduced in the second equation? (c) H;S20, is known as oleum. What is the oxidation state of sulphur in this compound? (d) Is the fourth equation a redox equation? Explain your answer.

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