Calcium oxide is used to remove the pollutant SO2 from smokestack gases. The overall reaction is: CaO(s) +SO,(g) + =0,(g). CaSO4(s) For this reaction, Kp = 2.38 x 10¹5. Part 1 What is the partial pressure of SO2 in equilibrium with air and solid CaO if Po2 in air is 0.21 atm? 9.17 Part 2 Feedback X 10-16 X Feedback Se Se Consider a sample of gas that contains 425 moles of smokestack gas. How many molecules of SO2 are contained in this sample?

Calcium oxide is used to remove the pollutant SO2 from smokestack gases. The overall reaction is: CaO(s) +SO,(g) + =0,(g). CaSO4(s) For this reaction, Kp = 2.38 x 10¹5. Part 1 What is the partial pressure of SO2 in equilibrium with air and solid CaO if Po2 in air is 0.21 atm? 9.17 Part 2 Feedback X 10-16 X Feedback Se Se Consider a sample of gas that contains 425 moles of smokestack gas. How many molecules of SO2 are contained in this sample?

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