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What is the primary source of sulfur dioxide in the Contact process?

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Reversible reactions and equilibrium

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What is the primary source of sulfur dioxide in the Contact process?.

  1. A.Burning coal
  2. B.Burning sulfur
  3. C.Roasting iron ore
  4. D.Electrolysis of water

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Contact Process Overview

The Contact process involves the reaction of sulfur dioxide and oxygen to produce sulfur trioxide, which is then converted to sulfuric acid.

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    State the sources of sulfur dioxide and oxygen in the Contact process.

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