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Transcribed Image Text:Ethanethiol, C2H$SH(g) is a very smelly compound that is added to natural gas so
that
gas leaks can be detected easily. When the natural gas is burned, ethanethiol
undergoes combustion as well.
C2HSSH(g) + O2(g) – CO2(g) + H20(g) + SO2(g)
a) Calculate the volume of SO2(g) produced at STP when 1.00 g of ethanethiol is
burned.
b) What mass of C2H5SH must be burned to produce 5.5 L of CO2 at SATP?
c) What would be the volume of water vapor H20(g) produced if 150g each of
C2HSSH and Oz are allowed to react?
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