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All right, guys, we're doing problem 150 of champs iii in chemistry's molecular approach.
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Particularly coal contains 2 .55 % sulfur by mass.
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That means if you have 100 grams of coal, you have 2 .55 grams of sulfur.
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When coal is burned, it produces so2 emissions, which combined with rainwater, produce sulfuric acid.
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Use the formula of sulfuric acid to calculate percent sulfur in sulfur.
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In sulfuric acid.
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Then determine how much sulfur acid is produced by the amount of combustion of one metric ton of this coal.
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A metric ton is one is a thousand kilograms.
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So let's look at the formula.
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So we got sulfur, which is sulfur.
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It will react with oxygen to produce sulfur dioxide, which sulfur that, it then reacts of rainwater.
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So2 plus h2.
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2.
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These will react with h2 .huo.
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It also react for us.
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And don't forget when we do this, it's also going to react with water.
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Sorry, with oxygen.
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And h2, so4.
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So now let's balance this.
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You get once over here, once over here.
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We get us.
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We get one, you get one, two, four, five, oxygen's here, four here.
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So let's double the amount of hydrogens we have.
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So then consequently have to double our amount of sulfurs...