Chemistry, asked by deenmagdline1974, 6 months ago

sulphur burning in air ​

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Answered by Louis9
1

Answer:

it produces sulphurdioxide

Explanation:

S (s)+ O2 (g)->SO2

Answered by unnisooraj2004
1

Answer:

Sulphur when reacted with air forms sulphur dioxide.

Explanation:

S(g) + O^2 forms SO^2

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