How many oxygen molecules are required

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Considering the given reaction 2S+3O₂→2SO₃, in which Elemental S reacts with Oxygen to produce SO₃ then find out How many Oxygen molecules are required to react with 7.82g of S? and What is the theoretical yield of SO₃ produced by the quantities described in Part A?

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