Make the equations for H2S with 1) with bases; 2) with basic and amphoteric oxides; 3) with metals; 4) with salts

We compose the equation for the reactions of hydrogen sulfide with the following compounds.

a) with a base.

H2S + 2KOH = K2S + 2H2O.

When hydrogen sulfide interacts with potassium hydroxide, the result is a potassium sulfide salt and water.

b) with basic and amphoteric oxides. 3H2S + Al2O3 = Al2S3 + 3H2O.

The result is aluminum sulfide and water.

H2S + Na2O = Na2S + H2O.

The result is sodium sulfide and water.

c) with metals. H2S + Zn = MgS + H2

The result is magnesium sulfide and hydrogen.

d) with salts. 3H2S + 2Na3PO4 = 3 Na2S + 2H3PO4

The result is sodium sulfide and phosphoric acid.



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