When 1.14 g of S is burned in the presence of O₂ to give SO₂, 10.3 kJ is released. From this information write the balanced equation, inserting the AH value (in kJ per mole S) on the proper side of the equation.

When 1.14 g of S is burned in the presence of O₂ to give SO₂, 10.3 kJ is released. From this information write the balanced equation, inserting the AH value (in kJ per mole S) on the proper side of the equation.

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