PRINCIPLES+REACTIONS
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Chapter 21, Problem 40QAP
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Interpretation:
To calculate volume of hydrogen sulfide and mass of sulfur.
Concept introduction:
Volume of hydrogen sulfide can be calculate by use ideal gas equation-
PV = nRT
Here, P denotes pressure, V denotes volume, n denotes moles, R denotes universal gas constant, T denotes temperature.
Number of moles = massmolar mass
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