Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide react at 298 K via the reaction SO₂ (g) + NO₂ (g) A system at equilibrium contains 0.397 mol SO₂, 0.397 mol NO₂, 0.849 mol SO3, and 0.639 mol NO. O, is added to the container and NO reacts completely with the O₂. Calculate the amount of SO, in the container after the system returns to equilibrium. mass SO3: = SO₂ (g) + NO(g) 118.99 g

Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide react at 298 K via the reaction SO₂ (g) + NO₂ (g) A system at equilibrium contains 0.397 mol SO₂, 0.397 mol NO₂, 0.849 mol SO3, and 0.639 mol NO. O, is added to the container and NO reacts completely with the O₂. Calculate the amount of SO, in the container after the system returns to equilibrium. mass SO3: = SO₂ (g) + NO(g) 118.99 g

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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