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Complete the table using the balanced chemical equation

Complete the table using the balanced chemical equation-example-1
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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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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

Step-by-step 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*(3molesO_(2))/(2molesFeS)=1.8molesO_(2)

- Calculate the number of moles of FeO:


1.2molesFeS*(2molesFeO)/(2molesFeS)=1.2molesFeO

-Calculate the number of moles of
SO_(2):


1.2molesFeS*(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)*(2molesFeS)/(2molesSO_(2))=5.2molesFeS

- Calculate the number of moles of
O_(2):


5.2molesSO_(2)*(3molesO_(2))/(2molesSO_(2))=7.8molesO_(2)

- Calculate the number of moles of FeO:


5.2molesSO_(2)*(2molesFeO)/(2molesSO_(2))=5.2molesFeO

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