Ferric sulphide reacts with oxygen gas to produce ferrous sulphate and sulphur dioxide. The gram equivalent weight of ferric sulphide in the above reaction is:
What is the n-factor?
The reaction is $$\ce{Fe2S3 + 5O2 -> 2FeSO4 + SO2 }$$
@Safdar in case of addition of HOX in alkenes an cyclic carbo cation intermediate is formed . So is it possible to have hydride or methyl shift in this case ?