Sulfuric acid can be prepared starting with the sulfide ore (Cu2S). if each S atom in CuS leads to one molecules of H2SO4. what mass of H2SO4 can be produced from 3.00 of CuS?
Question asked by: 201092727
Asked on: 16 Jun 2010
Is it 3.00 as well?
I'm not sure that is right but it is just you have mentioned that one 'S' in CuS leads to one H2SO4. So if there is 3.00 of CuS then presumably that would mean that there is the same amount of H2SO4 made? But I don't know for sure so do check with someone who knows more about chemistry first!
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Replied at: 20 Jun 2010
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