Which statement about the following chemical reaction is NOT correct? S8 (s) + 12 O2 (g)...

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Which statement about the following chemical reaction is NOT correct?

S₈ (s) + 12 O₂ (g) ------> 8SO₃ (g)

a) 256 g S₈ requires 12 mol O₂ in order to completely react.

b) 1 mol S₈ produces 8 mol SO₃.

c) For every 6 mol O₂ consumed, 4 mol SO₃ produced.

d) In order to produce 8 mol SO₃, 256 g S₈ and 192 g O₂ must react.

e) If 641 g SO₃ are produced, a total mass of 641 g of S₈ and O₂ must react.

Answer 1

Answer #1

Following reaction is an oxidation of sulfur in presence of excess O₂ to give SO₃.

One mole of S₈ reacts with 12 Mol of O₂ to give 8 mol of SO₃.

1 Mol S₈ = 256 gram Sulfur.

For the above reaction, option D is not correct.

The Correct statement will be: In order to produce 8 mol SO₃, 256 S₈ and 384 g O₂ must react.

Answer 2

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