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Balance the equation
S(s) + O2(g)

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Answer:

- Balancing equation must encounter the equality in moles of both reactants and products. (The left hand side must be equal to the right hand side)

- For the low concentration of oxygen, sulphurdioxide is produced and equation is balanced as below


{ \rm{S _((s))+ O _(2(g)) → SO _(2(g))}}

- For high oxygen concentration, sulphurtrioxide is produced and equation is balanced as below;


{ \rm{2S _((s))+ 3O _(2(g)) →2 SO _(3(g))}}

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