Josiah H.

asked • 12/14/17

what mass of oxygen is required to react with 160 g of sulfur? Is my work right?

S(s)                                                          + O2(g) ---- SO2(aq)
m=160                                                         m=??
M=32.07                                                      M=32.00
160 divided by 32.07=4.989086374                
so 5.00 moles
                                      5.00*1:1=5.00                         5.00*32=159.650764 or according to sig digs it would be 160g 

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