El ácido sulfhídrico (H2S) se puede obtener a partir de la siguiente reacción FeS (s) + HCl (ac) → FeCl2 (ac) + H2S (g)a) Ajusta la ecuación química correspondiente a este procesob) Calcula la masa de ácido sulfhídrico que sé obtendrá si se hacen reaccionar 175,7 g de sulfuro de hierro (II)
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