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![SOLVED: For the [Referencos] following reactions determine the value of € (in mol) 4C + S8 CS2 1.9 mol C yields € mol CSz mol CSz + 3 02 COz + 2 SOLVED: For the [Referencos] following reactions determine the value of € (in mol) 4C + S8 CS2 1.9 mol C yields € mol CSz mol CSz + 3 02 COz + 2](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/011d73f2dcd2412388390021a974e15a.jpg)
SOLVED: For the [Referencos] following reactions determine the value of € (in mol) 4C + S8 CS2 1.9 mol C yields € mol CSz mol CSz + 3 02 COz + 2
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![Photocatalytic splitting of CS2 to S8 and a carbon-sulfur polymer catalyzed by a bimetallic ruthenium(II) compound with a tertiary amine binding site: toward photocatalytic splitting of CO2? | Semantic Scholar Photocatalytic splitting of CS2 to S8 and a carbon-sulfur polymer catalyzed by a bimetallic ruthenium(II) compound with a tertiary amine binding site: toward photocatalytic splitting of CO2? | Semantic Scholar](https://d3i71xaburhd42.cloudfront.net/5524d27c4073513ebaaa1223ac6ca3a9282d63e6/2-Table1-1.png)
Photocatalytic splitting of CS2 to S8 and a carbon-sulfur polymer catalyzed by a bimetallic ruthenium(II) compound with a tertiary amine binding site: toward photocatalytic splitting of CO2? | Semantic Scholar
![SOLVED: Carbon and sulfur react to form carbon disulfide according to the equation. 4 C + S8 → 4 CS2 If 60.6 g carbon and 43.8 g of sulfur are mixed, what SOLVED: Carbon and sulfur react to form carbon disulfide according to the equation. 4 C + S8 → 4 CS2 If 60.6 g carbon and 43.8 g of sulfur are mixed, what](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_previews/de71e3-64e3-b36-0b1a-7eb1b030375_large.jpg)