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All right, so in all cases for part a, part b, and part c, we're starting with 1 .25 moles of tio2.
00:13
And then we can just use mole ratios and molar masses to convert like so.
00:31
All right.
00:32
Then for part a, we're looking at the mass of chlorine gas that we're going to need.
00:38
So we'll use a 2 to 1 mole ratio based on the coefficients.
00:43
There's 2 moles of cl2 that are needed for every 1 mole.
00:46
Of tio2 that reacts.
00:55
And then the mass is 70 .9 grams and every one mole of cl2.
01:02
I'll do out that math at the end.
01:05
All right.
01:06
And then for part b, we're looking at the mass of carbon.
01:09
It's a one -to -one mole ratio.
01:18
And then there's 12 grams of carbon in one mole.
01:27
For part c, we're looking at the total mass of the products.
01:30
So we have to consider ticl4 and co2.
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So we'll use the mole ratio.
01:45
I'll do each separately and then we'll add them together.
01:48
And then we'll say for ticl4 it's 189 .68 grams in one mole...