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how to calculate the volume(at NTP) if no. of moles of SO2 is 20 moles,O2 is 15 moles are passed over catalyst 10 moles of SO3 formed

how to calculate the volume(at NTP) if no. of moles of SO2 is 20 moles,O2 is  15 moles are passed over catalyst 10 moles of SO3 formed
 

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Vikas TU
14149 Points
7 years ago
At NTP the stabdard conditions are achieved therfore the volume can be calculated for each gas is:
For SO2 => moles * 22.4 => 20*22.4 => 448 l
For O2= > 15*22.4 => 336 l
For SO3 => 10*22.4 => 224 l 
Sujeet Kumar
13 Points
2 years ago
Volume of SO3 is wrong because you don't balance the reaction.
Reaction ----2 SO2 + O2 =2 SO3.
No of moles of SO3= 2* 10 moles.
So, volume of SO3 is 2*10*22.4.
 

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