What is the molar of hydrogen sulphide gas in the reaction H₂SO_4(aq) + 3H₂S_(g) → 4S_(s) + 4H₂O _(l)n represented by the following equation?

nou241609

2 weeks ago

In the reaction:
Let's look at the oxidation states of sulfur:
In H₂S, sulfur = −2
In S(s), sulfur = 0
Sulfur in H₂S increases from −2 to 0, meaning H₂S is oxidized.
A substance that is oxidized causes another substance to be reduced, so it acts as the reducing agent. so a is the ans

BodundeGreatkolawole

4 months ago

please someone explain