Chemistry, asked by khushinain24, 2 months ago

Oleum contains 60% H2SO4, then which of the following statement is/are correct
a. % labelling of oleum is 109
b.mole % of SO3 is nearly 45%
c.% labelling of oleum is 118%
d.Oleum reacts with 9 g H2O

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Answered by Yashk7711

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option a and d are correct.

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