2H2S(g)+3O(g)+2SO2(g). How many miles of sulfur dioxide are produced from 7.1 miles of oxygen

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2H2S(g)+3O(g)+2SO2(g). How many miles of sulfur dioxide are produced from 7.1 miles of oxygen

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The answer to this question should be 10.65 moles of SO2

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