Posted by Tri on Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 5:12am.
I don't think so.
Mols SO2 = about 0.3 but mols SO3 will be what formed at 80% yield which is not 0.3. I have that as about 1.2 or so. Then O2 used in the reaction is 1/2 SO3 formed so that is about 0.6 (1.2 * 1.2) and that subtracted from the O2 initially is 1.08 - 0.6 = about 0.48 O2 remaining unreacted. You need to refine all of the numbers and don't round too much in doing so. I think the total mols is more like 0.3 something for SO2, 0.48 or so for O2, and about 1.2 or so for SO3. Check my thinking.
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