For the following reaction, 12.8 grams of sulfur are allowed to react with 26.2 grams of carbon monoxide.
sulfur(s) + carbon
monoxide(g) → sulfur
dioxide(g) +carbon(s)
What is the maximum amount of sulfur dioxide that
can be formed? grams
What is the FORMULA for the limiting reagent?
What amount of the excess reagent remains after the reaction is complete? grams
As, Number of moles = Given mass in g / Gram molar mass
So,
Number of moles of S = Mass of S / Gram molar mass of S
= 12.8 g / 32 g/mol
= 0.40 mol
Similarly,
Number of moles of CO = Mass of CO / Gram molar mass of CO
= 26.2 g / 28 g/mol
= 0.9357 mol
Balanced chemical equation is :
S (s) + 2CO (g) ------------------> SO2 (g) + 2C (s)
From the Balanced chemical equation :
2 mol of CO reacts with = 1 mol of S
So,
0.9357 mol of S reacts with = 0.9357 / 2 mol of S
= 0.4678 mol of S
Because, Given number of moles of S are less i.e. only 0.40 mol as compare to required i.e. 0.4678 mol , therefore Sulfur will be the Limiting reagent (i.e. the reactant which is 100 % consumed in the reaction).
Limiting reagent = Sulfur |
and
CO gas will be the excessive reagent (i.e. the reactant whose amount left in the solution)
Now,
From ICF table :
........................S (s) ................+................ 2CO (g) ------------------> SO2 (g).................. +.................. 2C (s)
Initial ...............0.40 mol...............................0.9357 mol ...................0.0 mol.......................................0.0 mol
Change ...........-0.40 mol.............................-2x0.40 mol....................+0.40 mol...........................+2x0.40 mol
Final..................0.0 mol................................0.1357 mol......................0.40 mol.......................................0.40 mol
Moles of SO2 gas formed = 0.40 mol
Mass of SO2 gas formed = 0.40 mol x 64 g/mol
= 25.6 g
Maximum Mass of SO2 gas formed = 25.6 g |
Now, The moles of excessive reagent i.e. CO remains = 0.1357 mol
So,
Mass of excessive reagent remains in the solution = Moles x Gram molar mass
= 0.1357 mol x 28 g/mol
= 3.80 g
So,
Mass of excessive reagent i.e. CO left = 3.80 g |
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