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Which of the following is a chemical equation that accurately represents what happens when a sulfur and oxygen are produced from

sulfur trioxide?
A. 2S + 3O2---> 2SO3 B. 2SO3--->2S+3O2
C. S+ O2--->SO3
D. SO3---> S+O2

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It's c................

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