The above chemical equation represents the reaction between K2O (Potassium Oxide) and SO2 (Sulphur Dioxide) to form K2SO3 (Potassium Sulphite). In this equation, 1 mol of K2O reacts with 1 mol of SO2 to form 1 mol of K2SO3.
- Reaction conditions
The conditions of this reaction are not provided in the question. However, generally, chemical reactions usually require suitable temperature and pressure to occur.
- Reaction process
The reaction process takes place when the molecules of K2O and SO2 come into contact with each other. In this process, K2O and SO2 will share or exchange electrons to form K2SO3.
- Occurring phenomena
Finally, based on the structure of the reacting substances and the product, we can expect that there will be changes in color, the creation of vapor, heat or light, or even the formation of a new solid. However, specific information about the phenomena occurring in this case is not provided in the question.