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Chemical reaction equation for SO3

2023-10-03View Original

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As shown in the chemical reaction equation for SO3: nSO3(g) + H2O(l) → H2SO4(aq) + (n-1)SO3(aq). When n>1, sulfuric acid with fumes is produced; when n=1, anhydrous sulfuric acid is formed. I don’t understand this chemical reaction equation – why is sulfuric acid with fumes produced when n>1? What does that mean? I don’t understand. Please let me know if you know, thank you
Reply #22023-10-05
When there is an excess of SO3, its presence in sulfuric acid results in fuming sulfuric acid
Reply #32023-10-20
May I ask the original poster, what is H2O9?

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