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The reaction of strontium with sulfur is similar to that of magnesium with sulfur. Write the balanced chemical equation for the
reaction of strontium with sulfur. Include phase symbols
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Answer:

Chemical equation:

Sr + S → SrS

Explanation:

Mg react with sulfur and form magnesium sulfate.

Chemical equation:

Mg + S  →  MgS

The oxidation state of magnesium is +2  it loses its two valance electrons while sulfur gain two electrons to complete the octet. That's why one atom of magnesium combine with one atom sulfur.

Chemical equation:

Sr + S → SrS

The oxidation state of strontium is +2  it loses its two valance electrons while sulfur gain two electrons to complete the octet. That's why one atom of strontium combine with one atom sulfur.

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