Chemistry, asked by gurshin9680, 9 months ago

What is the maximum no of so3 that could be obtained from 25g so2 and 6g o2 by the following equation 2so2+o2 gives 2so3 identify the limiting reactant

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Answered by nagathegenius

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Explanation:

oxygen will be limiting

so3 obtained = 0.1875*2

=0.375 gm

Answered by SudeepBhuyan

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Explanation:

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