Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide react at 298 K via the reaction SO,(g) + NO,(g) = S0,(g)+NO(g) A system at equilibrium contains 0.386 mol SO,, 0.386 mol NO,, 0.827 mol SO,, and 0.622 mol NO, O, is added to the container and NO reacts completely with the O,. Calculate the amount of So, in the container after the system returns to equilibrium. mass SO,: + TOOLS X10

Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide react at 298 K via the reaction SO,(g) + NO,(g) = S0,(g)+NO(g) A system at equilibrium contains 0.386 mol SO,, 0.386 mol NO,, 0.827 mol SO,, and 0.622 mol NO, O, is added to the container and NO reacts completely with the O,. Calculate the amount of So, in the container after the system returns to equilibrium. mass SO,: + TOOLS X10

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

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Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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