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Volcanoes emit much hydrogen sulfide gas, H2S, which reacts withthe oxygen in the air to form water and sulfur dioxide, SO2. Every73 tons of H2S reacts with 103 tons of oxygen and forms 39 tons ofwater. How many tons of SO2 are formed?

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Physics: Principles with Applications
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