How Much Sulfur and Carbon Are in a 5g Mixture Producing 15g of SO2 and CO2?

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The discussion centers on calculating the mass of sulfur and carbon in a 5g mixture that produces 15g of SO2 and CO2. Participants express confusion over the mass balance, as the products' mass exceeds the reactants' mass. There is a call for clarification in the problem description to better understand the chemical reaction involved. The lack of mole data complicates the calculations further. Accurate stoichiometric relationships are essential for resolving the issue.
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5 gram of mixture which composed from
carbon oxygen and sulfur
produce a 15 gram mixture of
SO2 and and CO2
calculate the mass of the sulfur and carbon in the mixture
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i made an equalized equation
but the is no moles data
 
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How can the 5g mixture of reactants produce 15g of products?
I think you need to be more clear in your problem description.
 
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