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What weight of SO(2) can be made by burn...

What weight of `SO_(2)` can be made by burning sulphur in 5.0 moles of oxygen?

A

(a)640 grams

B

(b)160 grams

C

(c )80 grams

D

(d)320 grams

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D
`5S+5O_(2)rarr5SO_(2), 5O_(2)-= 5SO_(2),5xx64=320 g`.
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