Sulfur dioxide gas reacts with oxygen gas to form sulfur trioxide gas. What woul

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Sulfur dioxide gas reacts with oxygen gas to form sulfur trioxide gas. What would the products of the reaction be? A. 2 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 2 molecules of sulfur dioxide B. 3 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of oxygen C. 3 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of sulfur dioxide D. 4 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of oxygen E. 4 molecules of sulfur trioxide Sulfur dioxide gas reacts with oxygen gas to form sulfur trioxide gas. What would the products of the reaction be? A. 2 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 2 molecules of sulfur dioxide B. 3 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of oxygen C. 3 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of sulfur dioxide D. 4 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of oxygen E. 4 molecules of sulfur trioxide 2 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 2 molecules of sulfur dioxide 3 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of oxygen 3 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of sulfur dioxide 4 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of oxygen 4 molecules of sulfur trioxide A. 2 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 2 molecules of sulfur dioxide B. 3 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of oxygen C. 3 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of sulfur dioxide D. 4 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 1 molecule of oxygen E. 4 molecules of sulfur trioxide

Explanation / Answer

2SO2 + O2 == > 2SO3

hence

products would be

A. 2 molecules of sulfur trioxide, and 2 molecules of sulfur dioxide

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