Phosphorus sesquisulfide (P₄S₃, MM = 220.1 g/mol) is a component of the heads of strike anywhere matches. It reacts with oxygen according to the following chemical equation:\[ \text{P}_4\text{S}_3(s) + 8\text{O}_2(g) \rightarrow \text{P}_4\text{O}_{10}(s) + 3\text{SO}_2(g) \]What is the mass (in mg) of tetraphosphorus decoxide (P₄O₁₀, MM = 283.9 g/mol) produced from the complete reaction of 155 mg of P₄S₃ in a strike anywhere match?

Mass of P4S3 = 155mg = 155mg×1g/1000mg = 0.155 g Molar mass of P4S3 = 220.1 g/mol Moles = mass ÷…

Phosphorus sesquisulfide (P,S,, MM = 220.1 g/mol) is a component of the heads of strike anywhere matches. It reacts with oxygen according the following chemical equation: 3' P,S,(s) + 80,(g) –→ P,O,,(s) + 3SO,(g) What is the mass (in mg) of tetraphosphorus decoxide (P,O,) 283.9 g/mol) produced from the complete reaction of 155 mg of P,S, in a strike anywhere match? MM =

Phosphorus sesquisulfide (P,S,, MM = 220.1 g/mol) is a component of the heads of strike anywhere matches. It reacts with oxygen according the following chemical equation: 3' P,S,(s) + 80,(g) –→ P,O,,(s) + 3SO,(g) What is the mass (in mg) of tetraphosphorus decoxide (P,O,) 283.9 g/mol) produced from the complete reaction of 155 mg of P,S, in a strike anywhere match? MM =

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