Sulphur trioxide is formed by the reaction between sulphur


Sulphur trioxide is formed by the reaction between sulphur dioxide and air in a catalytic reactor according to: 2SO+ O= 2SO3

The reaction conditions give a 50% conversion when stoichemetric quantities of the reaction are used.

Calculate the composition (on a mole fraction basis) of the final mixture leaving the reactor.

Data: air 21%v/v oxygen and 79% v/v nitrogen.

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