Step 1: Recall the contact process. The contact process manufactures \( H_2SO_4 \). The first step is generating \( SO_2 \), which is then catalytically oxidised to \( SO_3 \) and absorbed in water. Step 2: Elemental sulphur as a source. Burning sulphur in air: \[ S + O_2 \rightarrow SO_2 \] Elemental sulphur is a valid industrial source of \( SO_2 \). Step 3: Iron pyrite as a source. Roasting iron pyrite in air: \[ 4FeS_2 + 11O_2 \rightarrow 2Fe_2O_3 + 8SO_2 \] \( FeS_2 \) is the primary industrial raw material for \( SO_2 \) production. Step 4: Check other options. FeS is not a standard industrial raw material. \( H_2S \) and \( Na_2S \) are not used industrially to produce \( SO_2 \) for the contact process. Step 5: Identify the correct pair. The industrial sources are elemental sulphur S and iron pyrite \( FeS_2 \), which is option 1. Step 6: Confirm the answer. \[ \boxed{S, \ FeS_2} \]