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andrey2020 [161]
3 years ago
14

Complete the table using the balanced chemical equation

Chemistry
2 answers:
stira [4]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

First line of the table:

FeS: 1.2mol  

O_{2}: 1.8moles

FeO: 1.2moles

SO_{2}: 1.2moles

Second line of the table:

FeS: 5.2mol  

O_{2}: 7.8moles

FeO: 5.2moles

SO_{2}: 5.2moles

Explanation:

1. Take as reference the balanced chemical equation:

_{2}FeS(s)+_{3}O_{2}(g)=_{2}FeO(s)+_{2}SO_{2}(g)

2. Take the first quantity given in the table to calculate the quantities of the other compounds using stoichiometry:

- Calculate the number of moles of O_{2}:

1.2molesFeS*\frac{3molesO_{2}}{2molesFeS}=1.8molesO_{2}

- Calculate the number of moles of FeO:

1.2molesFeS*\frac{2molesFeO}{2molesFeS}=1.2molesFeO

-Calculate the number of moles of SO_{2}:

1.2molesFeS*\frac{2molesSO_{2}}{2molesFeS}=1.2molesSO_{2}

3. Take the second quantity given in the table to complete the other quantities using stoichiometry:

- Calculate the number of moles of FeS:

5.2molesSO_{2}*\frac{2molesFeS}{2molesSO_{2}}=5.2molesFeS

- Calculate the number of moles of O_{2}:

5.2molesSO_{2}*\frac{3molesO_{2}}{2molesSO_{2}}=7.8molesO_{2}

- Calculate the number of moles of FeO:

5.2molesSO_{2}*\frac{2molesFeO}{2molesSO_{2}}=5.2molesFeO

kolezko [41]3 years ago
5 0
For 1.2 mol FeS, 1.8 mol O2, 1.2 mol FeO, 1.2 mol SO2
For 5.2 mol SO2, 5.2 mol FeS, 7.8 mol O2, 5.2 mol FeO
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