It is desired to produce 10.2 grams of sulfurous acid (4,50.) by the following reaction. If the percent yield of sulfurous acid (HSO) is 69.0 %, how many grams of water would need to be reacted?grams water.sulfur dioxide(g) water)-sulfurous acid (₂50)

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It is desired to produce 10.2 grams of sulfurous acid 04,50J) by the following reaction. If the percent yield of sulfurous acid 04,50 is 69.0 %, how many grams of water would need to be reacted? sulfur dioxideig) water sulfurous acid 0,50

It is desired to produce 10.2 grams of sulfurous acid 04,50J) by the following reaction. If the percent yield of sulfurous acid 04,50 is 69.0 %, how many grams of water would need to be reacted? sulfur dioxideig) water sulfurous acid 0,50

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