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scoundrel [369]
3 years ago
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En una planta de energía, se produce CO2 gracias a la reacción de combustión del material orgánico con oxígeno para producir CO2

, SO2, SO3, NO, NO2 y H2O que son los causantes del efecto invernadero, el SO2 reacciona con H2O para formar H2SO3, causante de la lluvia ácida. En condiciones de gas ideal el SO2 se encuentra a una temperatura de 100°C y 0,5 atm de presión, el volumen ocupado generalmente es de 25 L. 5. La ecuación para hallar el número de moles debe ser: a. Gases ideales: relación entre todas las variables que influyen sobre los gases b. Boyle: relación entre volumen y presión c. Charles: relación entre el volumen y la temperatura d. Gay Lussac: relación entre la presión y la temperatura
Chemistry
1 answer:
Mamont248 [21]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a. Gases ideales: relación entre todas las variables que influyen sobre los gases

Explanation:

La ecuación del gas ideal da la relación entre las variables; presión, volumen, temperatura y número de moles.

Según la ecuación del gas ideal; PV = nRT

P = presión del gas

V = volumen del gas

n = Número de moles del gas

R = constante de gas

T = temperatura del gas

El número de moles de SO2 se obtiene de;

n = PV / RT

n = 0,5 * 25 / 0,082 * 373

n = 12,5 / 30,586

n = 0,41 moles

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