Chemistry, asked by nmodhi7060, 1 month ago

what volume of so2 at room temperature and pressure is produced on heating 3 moles of zinc sulphide if reaction takes place as follows 2zns +3o2 react to form 2zno +2so2

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Answered by kvharini2803
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Answer:

Roasting zinc sulfide ….

2ZnS(s) + 3O2(g) → 2ZnO(s) + 2SO2(g)

9.7g ……………... ………………… ?L (STP)

9.7g ZnS x (1 mol ZnS / 97.47g ZnS) x (1 mol SO2 / 1 mol ZnS) x (22.414L / 1 mol SO2) = 2.2L ………… to two significant digits

Of course, you can do this one in your head once you know the molar mass of zinc sulfide(~97g/mol). A mass of 9.7g of ZnS is about one tenth of a mole and since the mole ratio of SO2 to ZnS is 1:1, then you get about one tenth of a mole of SO2. That in turn is one tenth of 22.4L, or 2.2L to two significant digits.

Answered by aqdasmaham
0

Answer:

22.414dm3

Explanation:

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