Which is the balanced equation for S3 + O2 – SO2? O O O O S8 + 016 — 8S02 Se + O₂ → S₂ + O2 Se + O₂ → S₂0₂ Sg + 802

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Which is the balanced equation for S3 + O2 – SO2? O O O O S8 + 016 — 8S02 Se + O₂ → S₂ + O2 Se + O₂ → S₂0₂ Sg + 802 – 8802

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Which is the balanced equation for S3 + O2 – SO2?

O O O O
S8 + 016 — 8S02
Se + O₂ → S₂ + O2
Se + O₂ → S₂0₂
Sg + 802 – 8802

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The answer is not in the option. This is the answer
S3 + 3O2 ——-> 3SO2

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