[2] Consider the reaction given below and answer the succeeding questions. Express all answers in proper significant figures.3 TIO20) + 4 Ca) + 6 Clo) 3 TiCla(a) +2 CO20) + 2 CO(a)Molar masses (MM): TIO2(0) = 79.87; C(e) = 12.01; Cl26) = 70.91; TICL4(a) = 189.68; CO2(9) = 44.01; CO() = 28.01.%3D%3D%3D%3D1. What mass of TICI, is produced by reacting 100.0 g TiO, 100.0 g Cl2, and 100.0 g of C?2. How much of the reactant/s is/are left?g TiO,g C(a)g Cl2

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Consider the reaction given below and answer the succeeding questions. Express all answers in proper significant figures. 3 TIO2(0) + 4 C(») + 6 Cl20) → 3 TiCla@) + 2 CO2() + 2 CO(a) Molar masses (MM): TIO20) = 79.87; Cu) = 12.01; Cl(e) = 70.91; TÍCI40) = 189.68; CO29) = 44.01; CO(g) = 28.01. %3D %3D %3D %3D 1. What mass of TICI, is produced by reacting 100.0 g TiO, 100.0 g Cl2, and 100.0 g of C? 2. How much of the reactant/s is/are left? g TIO, g Ca g Cl2

Consider the reaction given below and answer the succeeding questions. Express all answers in proper significant figures. 3 TIO2(0) + 4 C(») + 6 Cl20) → 3 TiCla@) + 2 CO2() + 2 CO(a) Molar masses (MM): TIO20) = 79.87; Cu) = 12.01; Cl(e) = 70.91; TÍCI40) = 189.68; CO29) = 44.01; CO(g) = 28.01. %3D %3D %3D %3D 1. What mass of TICI, is produced by reacting 100.0 g TiO, 100.0 g Cl2, and 100.0 g of C? 2. How much of the reactant/s is/are left? g TIO, g Ca g Cl2

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