3 years ago

What mass of titanium chloride reacts with 460 g of sodium?

Chemistry

1 answer:

monitta3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

771.15g of TiCl4

Explanation:

460 grams of sodium=20 mol

equation of the reaction is TiCl4+4NA=4NaCl+Ti

1 mol of titanium chlroide reacts with 4. that means there are 5 mols of titanium chloride

titanium chloride has a molar mass of 154.23 g.

mutiply that by 5 and we have 771.15 g

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