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. The participants highlight the need for a clearer problem description and emphasize the importance of understanding the stoichiometry involved in the reaction. The lack of mole data is identified as a critical gap in solving the problem, indicating that a balanced chemical equation is essential for accurate calculations.

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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
?

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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