64 g Sulphur reacts with 128 g oxygen. find the moles of product formed
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192 I am not confirmed sorry
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How it is possible?
64 grams of sulphur cannot react with 128 g of oxygen because of the reason described in following chemical equation
2S+2O2 ----- 2SO2
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From above equation it is obvious that if 64g of sulphur react with oxygen then only 64g of oxygen will be used. but in question you have asked that 128g of oxygen are used.
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