These images show equal moles of So2 gas and o2 gas about to be mixed to form So3. 8. Assuming the rxn goes to completion... Write True/False next to the following statements. 1. The total mass of the reactants will not equal the mass of the products at the end of the reaction. 2. The mass of each reactant is not equal at the start of the reaction. 3. Adding more SO2 will result in additional product being made. 4. Oxygen (O2) disappears half as fast as sulfur trioxide (SO3) appears. 5. 64 grams of SO2 would produce 80 grams of SO3.

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These images show equal moles of So2 gas and o2 gas about to be mixed to form So3.
8.
Assuming the rxn goes to completion...
Write True/False next to the following statements.
1. The total mass of the reactants will not equal the mass of the products at the end of the
reaction.
2. The mass of each reactant is not equal at the start of the reaction.
3. Adding more SO2 will result in additional product being made.
4. Oxygen (O2) disappears half as fast as sulfur trioxide (SO3) appears.
5. 64 grams of SO2 would produce 80 grams of SO3.
Transcribed Image Text:These images show equal moles of So2 gas and o2 gas about to be mixed to form So3. 8. Assuming the rxn goes to completion... Write True/False next to the following statements. 1. The total mass of the reactants will not equal the mass of the products at the end of the reaction. 2. The mass of each reactant is not equal at the start of the reaction. 3. Adding more SO2 will result in additional product being made. 4. Oxygen (O2) disappears half as fast as sulfur trioxide (SO3) appears. 5. 64 grams of SO2 would produce 80 grams of SO3.
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