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When powdered zinc is heated with sulfur, a violent reaction occurs, and zinc sulfide forms:

Zn(s)+S8(s)ZnS(s)[unbalanced]

Some of the reactants also combine with oxygen in air to form zinc oxide and sulfur dioxide. When 83.2 g of Zn reacts with 52.4 g of S8, 104.4 g of ZnS forms. What is the percent yield of ZnS? (b) If all the remaining reactants combine with oxygen, how many grams of each of the two oxides form?

Short Answer

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  1. The percent yield is84.3%.
  2. There are 16.4 g ZnO and 35.8 g SO2 produced

Step by step solution

01

Finding the percent yield

The moles of ZnS can be found as,

MolesofZnS(fromZn)=83.2gZn×1molZn65.38gZn×8molZnS8molZn=1.27molZnSMolesofZnS(fromS8)=52.4gS8×1molS8256.56gS8×8molZnS1molS8=1.63molZnS

02

Calculate mass of zinc and its percent yield:

The mass of Zn and percent yield can be denoted as,

MassofZn(theoretical)=1.27molZnS×97.47gZnS1molZnS=123.8gZnS%yield=actualyieldtheoreticalyield×100%yield=104.4g123.8g×100%yield=84.3%

03

Finding the production of each of the two oxides

The mass for Zn and S8 can be formed as,

MassofZn(forZnS)=104.4gZnS×1molZnS97.47gZnS×8molZn8molZnS×65.38gZn1molZn=70gZnMassofS8(forZnS)=104.4gZnS×1molZnS97.47gZnS×1molS88molZnS×256.56gS81molS8=34.5gS8

On subtracting these masses,

MassofZn(fromZnO)=83.2g-70g=13.2gZnMassofS8(forSO2)=52.4g-34.5g=17.9S8

The mass of produced oxides as follows,

MassofZnO=13.2gZn×1molZn65.38gZn×2molZnO2molZn×81.38gZnO1molZnO=16.4gZnOMassofSO2=17.9gS8×1molS8256.56gS8×8molSO1molS8×64.06gSO21molSO2=35.8gSO2

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