Q2 Sulphur trioxide gas is obtained by the combustion of pyrites (FeS2) according to the following reaction: 4FES, + 150, 2Fe,03 + 8S0, The reaction is accompanied by the following side reaction: 4FES, + 110, 5Fe,0, + 8S0, Assume that 80% (weight) of the pyrites charged reacts to give sulphur trioxide and 20% reacts giving sulphur dioxide. a) How many kilograms pf pyrites charged will give 100 kg of SO,? b) How many kilograms of oxygen will be consumed in the reaction? Mwt: C,Ha = 42, NH, = 17,02 = 32, C,H,N = 53, H20 = 18, N2 = 28, FeSz = 120 Fe20, = 136, SO, = 80, SO, = 64

Q2 Sulphur trioxide gas is obtained by the combustion of pyrites (FeS2) according to the following reaction: 4FES, + 150, 2Fe,03 + 8S0, The reaction is accompanied by the following side reaction: 4FES, + 110, 5Fe,0, + 8S0, Assume that 80% (weight) of the pyrites charged reacts to give sulphur trioxide and 20% reacts giving sulphur dioxide. a) How many kilograms pf pyrites charged will give 100 kg of SO,? b) How many kilograms of oxygen will be consumed in the reaction? Mwt: C,Ha = 42, NH, = 17,02 = 32, C,H,N = 53, H20 = 18, N2 = 28, FeSz = 120 Fe20, = 136, SO, = 80, SO, = 64

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