Answer:
Your question is not interpreted very well, but as regards what is observed, SO2 is not the formula for sulfur oxide, the formula for sulfur oxide is SO since the valence used in sulfur would be +2 and oxygen -2 therefore the sum of these valences would be equal to zero, therefore it would be the correct thing considering the true equation as SO
Explanation:
There are also sulfur dioxide, or sulfur trioxide, which is usually used in the formation of tertiary salts such as copper sulfate.
sulfur trioxide and sulfur dioxide are synonymous with sulfate or sulphite
The temperature for the reaction is calculated as follows
delta H/ delta S
delta H=-70 Kj
delta S =-0.300 kj/k
temperature is therefore = -70kj/-0.300kj/k =233.33 K
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Atom consists of proton and neutron in center (often referred as nucleus) and electrons circling those things.
