Explain volatile oxide of sulfur

Reference no: EM13214204

A 150.0 ml flask contains 0.391 grams of volatile oxide of sulfur. The pressure in the flask is 750mmHg and the temperature is 22 degrees Celsius. Is the gas SO2 or SO3?

Reference no: EM13214204

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