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17. Given the reaction Ss(g) + 802 8SO2(g), the number of moles of sulfur required to form one mole of SO2 is 1) 1.0; 2) 0.125; 3) 32.1; 4) 4.0.

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17. Given the reaction Ss(g) + 802 → 8SO2(g), the number of moles of sulfur required to form one mole of SO2 is
1) 1.0;
2) 0.125:
3) 32.1;
4) 4.0.

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